Southern Jewel: The Elements Within on SALE now in time for the holidays. https://meredithetc.com/southern-jewel/ order link
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Nashida : Visits the Mississippi State Capitol / By Meredith Coleman McGee.
Published/Produced
Jackson , Mississippi : IngramSpark 2017
Available at the Library of Congress in the Jefferson and Adams Reading Room
Library of Congress Catalog Number
LCCN – 2017448063
Personal name
Jenkins, Rosemary, author.
Main title
The Southern Phoenix / by Rosemary Jenkins.
Published/Produced
Jackson, MS : Meredith Etc, [2017]
Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms
https://lccn.loc.gov/2017448063
Author/Poet Meredith Coleman McGee was listed in Sistah’s With Ink, a Bay Area Foundation https://sistahswithink.wixsite.com/itsluella2/meredith-coleman-mcgee
The Camarillo Public Library located at 4101 Las Posas Rd, Camarillo, CA 93010 is cataloging a copy of My Brother Bo: Addicted in Paradise by Richard Hulse in the local author’s section.
THUR. NOV. 9, 2017. 6:30 PM. Author Meredith Coleman McGee will discuss her new children’s book Nashida: Visits the Mississippi State Capital on Women for Progress Radio 90.1 FM WMPR Jackson, MS hosted Willie Jones and E.J. Russell. The ‘Nashida’ characters teaches history and civics Russell http://streema.com/radios/WMPR.
FRI. NOV. 10, 2017. 6 PM. Author Meredith Coleman McGee will discuss her new children’s book Nashida: Visits the Mississippi State Capital on the Dr. Frank McCune Heath and Prosperity Show 90.1 FM WMPR Jackson, MS hosted Michael Thompson and Gloria McCune http://streema.com/radios/WMPR.
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