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Mary’s Story & Song – Death by Association landed on library shelves today!
Mary’s Story & Song and Death by Association Vol I Retaliation Vol II Deception landed on library shelves today! http://www.meredithetc.com
Biography of James Meredith makes it to another college in Germany
Autor/Hrsg.: McGee, Meredith Coleman
Titel: James Meredith
Zusatz zum Titel: warrior and the America that created him
Verfasserangabe: Meredith Coleman McGee ; foreword by Isao Fujimoto
Ort: Santa Barbara, Calif.
Verlag: Praeger
ISBN: 978-0-313-39739-4
ISBN: 978-0-313-39740-0
Jahr: 2013
Umfang: xiv, 206 p.
Angabe zum Inhalt: Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject heading: ¬a Meredith, James / 1933-
Material: Elektronische Ressource
EDV Material: Online-Ressource
Volltext: http://site.ebrary.com/lib/erlangen/Doc?id=10695425
Sprache: eng
Katalog der Universitätsbibliothek Erlangen-Nürnberg
Happy Thanksgiving 2016
From all of us to all of you. Happy Thanksgiving and be safe.
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Meredith Coleman McGee shared history lessons with young learners at the Lexington Public Library
Meredith Coleman McGee shared history lessons from Nashida: Visits the Smith Robertson Museum with young readers and learners at the Lexington Public Library earlier today. Two nine year old twin sisters were regular library patrons who read over five books per week. A first grader was learning to identify words. McGee received a few history lessons from community elders. One library patron McKinney Thomas attended Smith Robertson School during the 1945-46 school year. He attended the old Lanier High School. He recalled that he and his attire family used to ride Jackson’s city bus from home to church (Morning Star Baptist Church) every Sunday during the 1940-50s. One elder shared her love for Margaret Walker Alexander. The librarian grabbed books on Frederick Douglass, Richard Wright, and Sojourner Truth for children to check out. They had never heard of these great Black Americans.
It was a very fun day.
The events was sponsored by Friends of the Lexington Public Library.
Lexington Public Library – Nov 17th event
The Friends of the Lexington Public Library will host its Annual Book sale and Fundraising event Nov 17th, 2016. Meredith Coleman McGee will read excerpts of her new children’s book Nashida: Visits the Smith Robertson Museum at 3 pm and will be available to sign copies of all four of her books from 1 pm to 5 pm.
Brenda Ellis shared her son’s new novel with audience
Brenda Ellis shared her son’s new novel Death by Association with audience at the Afrikan Art Gallery in the Historic Farish Street District in Downtown Jackson, Mississippi this pass Saturday. Death by Association by Anthony Ellis is a -294 page- two volume novel. Vol 1 is Retaliation and Vol II is Deception. http://www.meredithetc.com This murder mystery hooks readers in Chapter One.
Brenda Ellis – left, mother of Anthony Ellis (Author), store patron – middle, Meredith Coleman McGee – right posed for picture at the end of the book reading and signing..
New reader reading “Southern Jewel: The Elements Within”
A new reader is reading Southern Jewel: The Elements Within by Ty A. PATTERSON (poet) on his/her Nook Reader.
Enjoy! Reading yourself happy!
“My Brother Bo: Addicted to Paradise” – Community Connection article
A review of My Brother Bo: Addicted to Paradise was printed in the Community Connection article. Richard Hulse snags his 4th book review.
Meredith Etc books preserved at state library
The Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) accepted the following books: “Mary’s Story & Song” by Mary Haralson Coleman with Starkishia; “Social Justice and Christianity” by Rev. Dr. Louis Blake Hathorn; “My Brother J-Boy” by Hazel Janell Meredith; “Saving the Manatees” by JaNiya Wiliams, illustrated by Calla Ridgeway; and “Nashida: Visits the Smith Robertson Museum,” “James Meredith: Warrior and the America that created him” and “Odyssey” by Meredith Coleman McGee to preserve as archival resources.
MDAH, headquartered in the William F. Winter Archives and History Building on North Street near the Old Capitol Museum, was established in 1902. Visitors from around the world visit the MDAH to conduct research on Mississippi history.
We’re proud the works listed above have become a part of the State’s permanent collections.
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