Star Light, Star Bright: A Tale of Old Gettysburg

  Author: Linda Clark
 
  Paperback, 140 pages

  This books shows a novelized form of actual experiences of real 1863 citizens of Gettysburg through the eyes of young Mary. Intertwining literary selections taken from an actual reading textbook of teh period, it provides today's readers a glimpse of the education of yesterday. Come face to face with some of the real citizens of Gettysburg!

  $10.95

War & Redemption: A Civil War Tale

  Author: David Cleutz

  Paperback, 289 pages

  War & Redemption is a tale full of history, valor and grief, where fateful coincidences decide the destiny of men. Set against the backddrop of the Civil War, it tells teh story of a border girl, Sally, and two young men on opposite sides of the border: Jack of the 4th Virgina Cavalry, and Luke of the 137th New York. Murder, stolen gold and a secret locket intertwine the fates of these three in a riveting story of secrecy and courage.

  $16.99

A Quiet Town No More: An account of a reporter's experience at the Battle of Gettysburg

  Authors: Kevin Drake and Lisa Shower

  Paperback, 119 pages

  Follow in the footsteps of a news correspondent who came to Gettysburg to visit a friend. Soon he unexpectedly becomes caught up in one of America's bloodiest battles of the Civil War. The young correspondent witnesses and records how the citizens of Gettysburg react to the fight that came to their small town in this work of historical fiction.

  $13.95

Cold Mountain

  Author: Charles Frazier

  Hardcover, 356 pages

  Cold Mountain is an extraordinary novel about a soldier's perilous journey back to his beloved at the end of the Civil War. At once a magnificent love story and a harrowing account of one man's long walk home, it was awarded the U.S. National Book Award for Fiction.

  $9.95

The Tar Baby and Other Rhymes of Uncle Remus

    Author: Joel Chandler Harris

  Paperback, 190 pages

For more than a century, the tale of Brer Rabbit, Mr. Fox, and the Tar Baby has delighted children with the antics of a playful trickster, a clever captor, and a surprise ending in a briar patch. An authentic folk tale from 1904 set down by Harris writing as Uncle Remus, this book has become one of the best-loved stories in American children's literature. This facsimile of the 1904 publication is a collector's delight, featuring the original illustrations full of delightful details.

  $15.95

Gone with the Wind

  Author: Margaret Mitchell

  Paperback, 1448 pages

  Many novels have been written about the Civil War and its aftermath. None take us into the burning fields and cities of the American South as Gone with the Wind does, creating haunting scenes and thrilling portraits of characters so vivid that we remember their words and feel their fear and hunger for the rest of our lives. In the inimitable Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler, Mitchell not only conveyed a timeless story of survival under the harshest of cirumstances, she also created the two most famous lovers in the English-speaking world since Romeo and Juliet.

   $8.99

The Cause

  Author: Kristie A. Poehler

  Paperback, 217 pages

  The Cause is the eagerly awaited historical fiction by Civil War historian Kristie Poehler. It blends the deadly reality of the Civil War together with an intricately woven story of Northern spies, the cause of a misunderstood country, and one women's inner journey.

  $17.95

A Dark and Bloody Ground: Sowing the Wind

   Author: Michael Willever with Michael Phelps

  Paperback, 334 pages

  A Dark and Bloody Ground: Sowing the Wind chronicles the week of October 4-7, 1862, when the State of Kentucky lay in the balance as vast foraging armies swept the country side. The reader witnesses these events through the eyes of seven protagonists, four Southern and three Northern. This novel for the first time brings to life such historical figures as as George Thomas, Leonidas Polk, Phil Sheridan and Patrick Cleburne.

  $19.99

The Story of Red Eye: The Miracle Horse of Gettysburg

  Author: Robert J. Trout

  Paperback, 192 pages

  This novel for young adults tells the story of Red Eye, the only horse to survive Pickett's Charge. A thoroughbred trained as a champion racer, Red Eye would be forced into military service, serving as the steed for Confederate Brigadier General Richard Brooke Garnett. Guaranteed to be a hit with animal lovers of any age.

    $12.95

Life of Thad Stevens: What part of "All men are created equal" do you not understand?

Author: Kathy Brabson

Paperback, 151 pages

This fictionalized biography of Thaddeus Stevens is a fun and creative entry for young people and historically-challenged adults to learn about the life of an American hero. Born with a club foot, Stevens spent his life fighting for the belief that all men are equal. To uphold this tenet, Thad will sieze opportunities, make mistkaes, reject compromise, create enemies, conduct on the Underground Railroad, author amendments and impeacha president.

$14.95