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Magic Diary
Do dead people write to Genevieve? When a teenaged cancer patient relapses, she starts journaling to cope. But she's not the only one. Musicians, scientists, athletes, politicians, activists - even a saint - give her courage based on their life and death experiences. Full of whimsy and hope: Magic Diary is a one-of-a-kind 21st-century history book.
Priscilla the Princess of the Park
"An endearing novel about five young children, a charismatic compassionate woman, and the perils of homelessness. As the children fall madly in love with Priscilla, they begin to wonder about the story of their mentor. The children's homes are filled with everyday drama and excitement. Priscilla teaches life lessons that help them cope and find joy - as well as a sense of community." -- Amazon.com summary.
Left Out in America
" ... a powerful look at what it means to be homeless in the United States. In her first book, accomplished broadcaster and journalist, Pat LaMarche has documented a piece of American life like no one else has. Having slept in 14 homeless shelters throughout the country over a two week period, LaMarche has captured the condition of this current humanitarian crisis and brought it sharply into focus."--Back cover.
Still Left Out in America
America? how could you let this happen?As a career journalist and candidate for vice president of the United States, Pat LaMarche lived in homeless shelters and situations across the nation while campaigning. Her intent was to highlight the plight of folks she cared most about in our society: veterans, babies, kids and their parents, the elderly and the tempest-tossed (to quote Emma Lazarus from the Statue of Liberty). All those folks - she thought - were left out of the discussion during the 2004 election cycle. The book followed in 2005. Fast forward 15 years - Pat has since worked running homeless shelters, fought with the system, crisscrossed the nation multiple times, and directed the k...
American Roulette
American Roulette tells the story of eight people who happen to meet at the Liberty Mall food court on what they all believed would be a typical Friday in April. What follows is all too familiar, as the suspense builds.
American Roulette
American Roulette tells the story of eight people who happen to meet at the Liberty Mall food court on what they all believed would be a typical Friday in April. What follows is all too familiar, as the suspense builds.
Daddy, What's the Middle Class?
Modern history of how the U.S. Middle Class created itself.
Priscilla and the Snow Fort
At the end of book one, Priscilla the Princess of the Park, Priscilla vanished leaving behind all the young children who came to love and care for her. Book two, Priscilla and the Snow Fort takes the kids from autumn to winter - wondering where their friend could be as they search for her. The children involve their parents and every capable adult they can find. Justus Brown, a local sergeant in the police force helps them in their search. But does the officer have ulterior motives? Read Priscilla and the Snow Fort to find out!
Priscilla's Picnic with the President
The final installment in a four part series about an enchantingly lovable woman who lives in a park. Priscilla, her friends and their parents expose in smaller digestible bites, just how difficult homelessness is to overcome.
The Magic Diary
A young girl battling cancer is given notebook by her favorite teacher. She's told the notebook is magic, because when she writes in it, time will go more quickly. Time can really drag for a sick kid in the hospital. The girl writes her inner most thoughts about her family, her illness, her fears, her dreams and her desire for a better world. One morning she awakens to find that people out of history have written to her in her magic diary. These famous voices out of time endeavor to explain the complicated world in which she lives.
