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Faster Pastor, by Sharyn McCrumb & Adam Edwards
“When a New York Times Best-selling author teams up with a NASCAR driver to write a novel, it’s a literary match made in heaven.”
Camber Berkley, a young stock car driver, wrecks his car on a winding mountain road, landing in the midst of the funeral of an elderly NASCAR fan. As punishment for his spectacular car wreck, the local authorities of the small Tennessee town of Judas Grove give him a choice: serve months in jail for reckless driving, or spend two weeks teaching the local ministers to drive stock cars, so that they can compete in a race whose prize is the $2 million legacy left by that deceased NASCAR fan.
ISBN: 9781932158885 Hardcover -$23.95
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Sharyn McCrumb & Adam Edwards
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Getorix: The Eagle and The Bull, by Judith Geary
Celtic adventure in ancient Rome Getorix has one last chance to gain his father’s respect and earn welcome into the Otherworld as a hero. He marches beside his father, a defeated Celtic leader, in the Roman triumph parade – a celebration that ends in death. To face the ordeal with courage before the Romans will truly be his man-making. Can Getorix accept friendship with the Roman who spared his life if the cost is his honor?
ISBN: 9781932158748   Hardcover - $24.95
ISBN: 978-1932158731  Trade Paperback - $15.95
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Judith Geary
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GETORIX’S WORLD, by Sandra Horton & Judith Geary
Curriculum to accompany GETORIX Discussion and objective questions about the novel setting, plot and characters, time lines, maps, activies that draw the reader into the life of ancient Rome, all make this SREB recommended material interestng as well as valuable for home schoolers as well as classroom teachers.  Illustrations by Caroline Garrett, by William Martin Johnson (from Ben Hur, 1901) & Thomas Hope (Costumes of the Greeks and Romans, 1812, Dover edition, 1962) Other resources in the book include: maps, diagrams, a glossary & author’s notes on the calendar and other aspects of Roman life. For more information, endorsements and samples of the book and curriculum, visit the author’s website.
ISBN 9781932158281  Trade Paperback - $25.00
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Judith Geary   Sandra Horton
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Magdalena’s Song, by Pat Mattaini Mestern
The respectable facade of a traditional village falls apart when Count Vincent Cudzinki pays a visit.
ISBN: 9780971304581  Trade Paperback - $16.95
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Pat Mattaini Mestern
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No Choice but Freedom: A Novel of Treachery and Triumph in Colonial America, by Pat Mattaini Mestern
Epic tale of a strong woman’s adventures among pirates, slavers and plantation owners of the Colonial South. Based on the true stories of English woman Elizabeth Bagley Morrison and William Servos Hult, an African slave who won his freedom and rose to prominence in the spice trade.
ISBN: 9781932158762  Trade Paperback - $16.00
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Pat Mattanini Merstern
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Once Upon a Different Time, by Marian Coe
Adventure based on 1880s travel articles in the Atlantic Monthly. Join a spirited group on a romantic adventure in the Appalachian mountains in 1884, as they travel on horseback from Abingdon, Virginia to the fashionable resort of Asheville, NC. Novelist Marian Coe and artist Paul Zipperlin have woven an imaginative odyssey based on the true account by Charles Dudley Warner of just such a trip published in the Atlantic Monthly of the time.
Illustrations by Paul Zipperlin
ISBN: 9781932158533   Trade Paperback, Lexile 1000 - $12.95
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Marian Coe
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Rachel’s Story: A Southern Girl in Pre-Civil War Boston, by Marian Coe
Transcendentalist authors come alive in this young woman’s quest. Rachel’s mother’s death thrusts her from a South Carolina plantation cabin into Boston society. In her search to belong, and to understand her Cherokee grandmother’s prophecy, she encounters Elizabeth Peabody, Thoreau, Whitman, Louisa May Alcott and Emerson -- bringing alive the Transcendentalists and this pivotal age for the reader.
ISBN: 9781932158649   Trade Paperback - $18.95 
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Marian Coe
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Between Us, by Marian Coe
Gift package of shared experience from women’s lives: candid, honest and personal, on a cornucopia of subjects, from shopping confessions to dealing with change. A special book to have and to give.
ISBN: 9781932158311   Hardcover, Southlore Press - $14.95
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Marian Coe
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Windmaster’s Bane, by Tom Deitz
Collector’s edition of the first in the celebrated “Adventures of David Sullivan.” David Sullivan reads about the gods of Irish myth and enjoys fantasies from these stories. When a chance encounter gifts him with Second Sight, however, the reality of the world of Faerie proves as dangerous as it is fantastic. When David’s brother is stolen and his beloved uncle felled by faerie magic, David enlists friends Alec McLean and Liz Hughes as companions on the quest to save their lives. This collector’s edition has been updated and re-written lightly by the author, but retains the charm and energy of the original. The new cover is from a painting by Val and Ron Lindahn, whose images have graced work by Piers Anthony, Isaac Asimov, magazines and movies.
ISBN: 9781932158717   Hardcover limited edition, signed and numbered is available only from the publisher - $30.00
ISBN: 9781932158724   Paperback - $17.95
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Tom Deitz
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Dresses, Dreams and Beadwood Leaves, by Julia Taylor Ebel
A girl’s journey to mold her own self esteem within the cultural history of the North Carolina mountains Rosa May wears dresses made from feed sacks, but her earthy knowledge of roots and herbs gives her hope of owning a store-bought dress and feeds her dream of wearing nurse’s white. Ebel sets her story in the late 1940s, where root and herb gathering offered many mountain people a way to meet both needs and dreams.
Illustrations by the author & end notes on herb gathering.
ISBN 9781932158854   Trade Paperback - $8.95
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Julia Taylor Ebel
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The Secret of the Bradford House, by Albert A. Bell, Jr
What is that light in the attic window of the spooky old Bradford House? Could it be a ghost? Hidden stairways and secrets from World War I draw Steve and Kendra into investigating the mysteries of this small town in Kentucky’s Land Between the Lakes. What they find is beyond any of their imaginings.
ISBN: 9781932158878  Trade Paperback - $11.95
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Albert A. Bell, Jr.
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The Secret of the Lonely Grave, by Albert A. Bell, Jr.
Lexile 630 Kids investigate a mysterious grave and solve a 150-year-old murder. One grave in the cemetery stood off by itself. Steve Patterson and Kendra Jordan noticed flowers on the grave for the first time. As they tried to solve the mystery of who left the flowers and why, they uncovered a secret leading back to the Civil War and the Underground Railroad. But some people in their small Kentucky town – even members of their own families – were not happy with what they found.
ISBN: 9781932158793   Trade Paperback - $8.95
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Albert A. Bell, Jr
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Perfect Game, Imperfect Lives, by Albert A. Bell, Jr.
A Memoir Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Don Larsen’s Perfect Game
Are you a baseball fan? Do you have one in your life? Do you miss the positive simplicity of the 1950s?– Or only think you do? 1956 – What a year! Ozzie and Harriet on TV. The Cold War and Civil Rights in the news. And Elvis everywhere. In the midst of it all, an 11-year-old boy, an avid New York Yankees fan, finds himself uprooted from the security of a close-knit family in South Carolina and moved to Cincinnati. His new friend proves to be a transplanted Brooklynite, a rabid Dodger fan. Their lives center around baseball. On October 8, a Monday, they skip school to watch the World Series
ISBN: 9781932158410   Trade Paperback, Almont Books - $16.95
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Albert A. Bell, Jr
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Monteith’s Mountains, by Skip Brooks
The southern Appalachian mountains at the turn of the 20th century provide a backdrop for a dark tale of cultural transformation, serial murder, love, loss, and ultimate triumph in a land on the edge of irrevocable change.
ISBN: 9780971304543    Hardcover - $21.95
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Skip Brooks
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Gloria: The Merlin and The Saint From the Joan of Arc Tapestries, by Ann Chamberlin
If Joan of Arc really was a witch! From Ann Chamberlin, winner Critic?s Choice Award for Best Overall Historical, this fictional account of the life of Joan of Arc from her emergence at the court of Charles the Dauphin, through the lifting of the English siege of Orleans, to the crowning of Charles as king of France.
ISBN: 9781932158618  Hardcover - $24.95
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Ann Chamberlin
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Essence: This Child Ghost Wants to Tell You Her Story!, by Glenn Woods
A child ghost tells her story through the author’s dreams. Savannah, Georgia, from the Civil War to present times, is the backdrop for this most unusual account.
ISBN: 9781932158588  Trade Paperback - $16.95
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Glenn Woods
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Plumb Full of History,  by Donna Akers Warmuth
A Story of Abingdon Virginia
Abingdon, Virginia’s Plumb Alley Day frames this story of two children discovering much more than the history of their grandmother’s home town.
Illustrations by DeAnna Akers Gobble and Donna Akers.
ISBN: 9781932158786   Trade Paperback - $9.95
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Donna Akers Warmuth
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Weather of the Heart: A Child’s Journey out of Revolutionary Russia, by Nora Lourie Percival
“Speaks for so many others who have silently endured the loss of all they valued.” – Publishers Weekly From the perspective of the 21st century, the author looks back with a clear eye to the turbulent days following the Russian Revolution. Nora Percival’s research illuminates her personal story -- the story so many of us long to hear from grandparents unable or unwilling to look back beyond the immigrants’ voyage to another life and another world.
ISBN: 9780971304505   Hardcover - $29.95
ISBN: 9780971304598   Trade Paperback - $19.95
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Nora Lourie Percival
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