Looking for things to throw away to relieve the crowding, after pulling things aside and getting deeper into the dark, damp, cinder blocked room li...

Despite a catastrophic injury that leaves a young man paralyzed from the neck down, he overcomes insurmountable odds to live independently. His jou...

During the summer of 1955, death came to town. Reporters circled soon after. Some would snatch tidbits and fly away; others would stay for the full...

ABC's From Ecuador, With Hope, provides K-4 readers with a Spanish-English overview, organized by the letters of the alphabet, with a photographic ...

This book continues my celebration of cycling through my original watercol.ors created while races are being contested on the open road. The 2015 U...

8 March 1946 was a red letter day for Virginia. World War II heroes Winston Churchill and General Dwight Eisenhower visited Virginia. For Richmond ...

In the middle of the nineteenth century steam power replaced muscle power as the prime mover of civilisation, and the Industrial Revolution roared ...

FAIR TRADE MOVEMENT is an overview of the history, principles, and practices of Fair Trade. This book looks at Fair Trade, especially from the view...

Lewis Ginter lost fortunes and rebuilt his life many times over the years. After the Civil War, he invested in tobacco and became a gilded age magn...

These two essays call attention to the power of money behind the French Revolution, Lincoln's Revolution, the Russian Revolution, and today's "Woke...

Jerome Kersey was born in Clarksville, Virginia, which is a small rural community in southside Virginia, and he attended public schools in Mecklenb...

The inspiration of Jesus Christ and the love of God is the most powerful force in the entire world. Since this is true, I can say that the leaders ...

You must live for a cause greater than yourself ~ My father, Edward Michael Luby, Captain, USN, was guided by these words taught to young midshipme...

A man and his son find unexpected challenge, adventure and reward, along with an amazing venue for bonding in an environment many never experience.

Racing Time is a book of searing intensity shining a healing light into the wounds of loss. Most of all, it is a celebration of life-long friendshi...

" On March 30, 1970, Secretariat drew his first breath in a little white foaling shed on a historic farm called The Meadow in Caroline County, Virg...

Butterflies and children are a wonderful combination. Add some fun conversation and relationships are made. This book is about the love and creatio...

The Girl Who Lived on the Third Floor shares a journey of the author in search for his mother who died when he was two years old. A recurring dream...

With ten seemingly light, though occasionally shocking short stories, Anne Hobson Freeman carries the reader back to the joys and the fears, the ye...