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Wading In
Wading In: Desegregation on the Mississippi Gulf Coast frames the fight for beach and school desegregation within the history of Black life in Biloxi, beginning with the arrival of slave ships on the Gulf Coast islands in 1721. Detailing the buildup of Back-of-Town businesses, lynchings in the early 1900s, and national and state legislation repressing Black progress, author Amy Lemco contextualizes the regional atmosphere Dr. Gilbert Mason—a resilient civic leader, humanitarian, and lover of the water—and his family encountered in 1955. Using extensive archival records and interviews with survivors, the book chronicles how Dr. Mason inspired and helped organize local Black activists to p...
The Song of the Phoenix
When Finn inherits the kingdom of Dyre, he is startled to learn the castle is a haven for runaway and self-rescued princesses. At the coronation, it is evident that the tunic-and-trouser clad Princess Lucia resents anyone who would attempt to take up the scepter of the previous king--despite the prediction of the kingdom's clairvoyant cat, Jasper, who insists the fates of the two are joined. Adventure, comedy, mystery, romance--The Song of the Phoenix is enchanting entertainment for all!
Who Lives by the Sword
Niall Dubhain, celebrated mercenary and Laird of a Highland clan, has always been content to leave his past and his people to themselves; until the death of comrade brings him home, into the path of an Innkeeper's daughter. Faith MacDolwyn dreamed of a life beyond the small kitchen of her father's inn but finds more than she had bargained for when she is offered work on a distant Highland estate; drawn to its rough and troubled Laird. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful and wild Highlands in the year 1800, Who Lives is a story of love, mystery, murder, and second-chances. Are we defined by the past, by those who have come before us and our own mistakes, or are we free at every moment t...
Who Lives by the Sword Large Print
Niall Dubhain, celebrated mercenary and Laird of a Highland clan, has always been content to leave his past and his people to themselves; until the death of comrade brings him home, into the path of an Innkeeper's daughter. Faith MacDolwyn dreamed of a life beyond the small kitchen of her father's inn but finds more than she had bargained for when she is offered work on a distant Highland estate; drawn to its rough and troubled Laird. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful and wild Highlands in the year 1800, Who Lives is a story of love, mystery, murder, and second-chances. Are we defined by the past, by those who have come before us and our own mistakes, or are we free at every moment t...
The Song of the Phoenix
When Finn inherits the kingdom of Dyre, he is startled to learn the castle is a haven for runaway and self-rescued princesses. At the coronation, it is evident that the tunic-and-trouser clad Princess Lucia resents anyone who would attempt to take up the scepter of the previous king--despite the prediction of the kingdom's clairvoyant cat, Jasper, who insists the fates of the two are joined. Adventure, comedy, mystery, romance--The Song of the Phoenix is enchanting entertainment for all!
Sherrell
Family genealogy
Grandma's Memories
Living memories, as taken by interview from early to late 1900s, of Biloxi, Florida, and Alaska
Amy Lee
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Boris the Invisible Eagle
Boris the Invisible Eagle is a sure fire way of getting your children to eat everything on their plate. Of course, you need to be Boris. This book tells the tale of a trickster eagle who falls into an invisible pond. From then on Boris has been invisible. Watch out for the food on your fork as Boris just might eat it leaving you shouting out, Boris!!!.
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