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A Jamaican Family's Saga 2
A Jamaican Family’s Saga 2 By: Leonard Archie Wilson A Jamaican Family’s Saga 2 is a continuation and climax of A Jamaican Family’s Saga, the original work by Leonard Archie Wilson, a fictionalized biography of the life of Althea Ulrica Richardson, his actual mother. The matriarch is portrayed by Ulrica Richards, from her birth to her death. The story resurrects a true incident in the life of Althea. In the 1940s in Jamaica, her youngest brother, Real, was either murdered or accidentally devoured by sharks off the coast of the island. In the fictionalized account, one of her sons and his wife pull off a Macmillan and Wife style investigation to almost solve this seventy-two-year-old mystery.
Poof!
Poof! By: Leonard Archie Wilson In June 2004, Leonard Archie Wilson underwent open heart surgery for heart failure, often referred to as a cabbage by the medical community, the kind of operation that leaves the patient with a zipper scar on the chest. The operation was successful, but while unconscious, Leonard had the first of many vivid dreams over a fourteen year period. This book is a compilation of those dreams. They range from the mundane to the mystical. At the urging of his daughter, Jacqueline, he kept a journal on his bedside table in which he wrote contemporaneously as he woke from each dream. This book cannot be accurately described as fiction nor is it biographical. They are real experiences, they are dreams. You will find that Poof! is a rollercoaster ride of mystical and imaginative events, buckle up and enjoy.
Henry Rader and His Descendants
A genealogy of the descendants of Henry Rader who came from Germany to Pennsylvania, then to North Caroline. He died in 1779. He was married to Elizabeth and they had three sons, Adam, William, and Conrad and one daughter, Catharine.
Journal of the Assembly of the State of New York
Includes special sessions.
Scotland After the Virus
The covid pandemic poses huge challenges for Scotland – but also a unique opportunity to rethink who we are as a country, where we are heading, and how to restructure our economy, culture, politics and relationships in addressing the deep disparities the virus has exposed. Bringing together the unique voices of some of our best creative writers, poets and commentators, this book makes a significant contribution to rethinking our future. It explores what 'after the virus' could look like, and how it might be possible. Here are the hopeful voices we need for a time of both uncertainty and exploration.
Jamaican Like Me
Jamaican like me, is a beautiful children's book written by an 8year old girl by the name of Sapphire, who was born in the island of Jamaica but raised in Philadelphia. Jamaican like me gives a glimpse into the life of a child as she navigates her world as a citizen of the USA but also yearning to connect to her parent's Jamaican culture and traditions. This book shares a small portion of the author's summertime experiences with her cousins and friends in Jamaica . Sapphire shared the happy moments of the games she played as well as the fun and joy filled moments she had, even if the moments frightened her as they left a long lasting memory of laughter and joy. These moments are especially important to the author, Sapphire because they also connects her to her mother's childhood and makes her also feel more connected to her mother. The book shows the beauty and blissfulness of being a child in Jamaica and the beauty of being bicultural.
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