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JINGO FEVERby Stephanie Golightly Lowden
A middle-grade novel set in 1918 during World War I in a small town in northern Wisconsin,
Jingo Fever deals in a quiet, thoughtful way with the effects of anti-ethnic bigotry (towards German-Americans) during wartime.
HOW TO WRITE YOUR
BEST STORYby Philip Martin
Beginning writers often wonder what it takes to get published. This book looks at what really makes fiction work: good storytelling!
A 1,000-MILE WALK
ON THE BEACHby Loreen Niewenhuis
Traces one woman's 1,000-mile hike around Lake Michigan in 2009. It explores the ecology and environmental issues of Lake Michigan's shoreline, along with the tale of a mid-life adventure.
DRIPPING BLOOD CAVEby Raymond Bial
Humorous ghost stories, featuring teenage ghost-magnets Hank and Clifford, ideal for ages 8–12 and up. "A fun collection, and not one to be missed." –
Midwest Book Review
A WAR OF HER OWNby Sylvia Dickey Smith
A tale of wartime passions on the World War II homefront in Orange, Texas, in 1943, as Bea Meade, young mother and lady riveter, seeks love and answers. "A well-written new book." –
Dallas Morning News