Tag Meredith Coleman McGee

What’s new at Meredith Etc family of books?

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Meredith Etc, a small press in Jackson, Mississippi, released six (6) books this year: “Flight of a Saint,” a mini-biography by Mary Haralson Coleman; “Juneteenth: Freedom Day,” a children’s book; “Midnight Moon,” a novel, and “Every Inch Love Will,” a memoir by Meredith Coleman McGee; “I Learn to Read,” a children’s book by Gwendolyn Maberry Bell; and “No Recipe Intended,” poems/short stories by Shirley Francis. Meredith Coleman McGee is the publisher. There are 20 authors @ Meredith Etc.

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https://py.pl/1mhH9e Flight of a Saint, a mini-biography of J.D. Coleman by Mary Haralson Coleman.

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Why Redistricting Matters to Mississippians by Meredith Coleman McGee

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Redistricting Editorial by Meredith Coleman McGee makes rounds in Mississippi’s print media.

McGee, Meredith Coleman. “Why redistricting matters to Mississippians.” The Mississippi Link. July 28-August 3, 2022. Local. 15.

McGee, Meredith Coleman. “Why redistricting matters to Mississippians.” Jackson Advocate. July 28-August 3, 2022. Editorial. 8A

Enjoyed Summer Book Fest at the Afrikan Art Gallery on Farish St.

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Summer Book Fest at the Afrikan Art Gallery on Farish St. was fun.

“I enjoyed meeting children and their parents and learning which books readers preferred,” Meredith Coleman McGee noted.

Thanks dad for the books.
Gwendolyn Mayberry Bell
Thanks grandma! Grandma wanted her grands to learn how to write in cursive.

Gwendolyn Maberry Bell, We Will Ministries Employee, and Meredith Coleman McGee

Jessica Meredith and Meredith Coleman McGee

Spoken Word Artist Black Fire and Meredith Coleman McGee

Farish & Monument St. Jackson, MS

Juneteenth: Freedom Day by Meredith Coleman McGee in print 8.5×11″is live

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Juneteenth: Freedom Day by Meredith Coleman McGee in print is live.

8.5 x 11″ 36 pages. Children’s book $6.74, Elementary School reading level

Juneteeth: Freedom Day is a children’s book about Juneteenth, a federal holiday, established in 2021 which recognizes the longest running holiday celebration of African Americans in the United States of America. This story is fun, yet serious. Readers have the opportunity to think critically about historical events. The story explores present-day Juneteenth celebrations. The book engages readers with hands on activities.

Juneteenth: Freedom by Meredith Coleman McGee in print is live June 9, 2022

Five authors @ Meredith Etc participated in May Book Fest, May 21, 2022, Book Gallery, Greenville, MS

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Five authors, Meredith Coleman McGee, William Trest Jr., Malesha Smith, Shirley Francis, and Gwendolyn Maberry Bell, @ Meredith Etc participated in May Book Fest, May 21, 2022, Book Gallery, Greenville, MS. Great outdoor event.

Beautiful smile baby boy. He 2 coloring and activities books, “I Learn to Read,” and “Saving the Manatees.” Big sister purchased “Death by Association Vol 1 Deception Vol 2 Retaliation” by Anthony Ellis

The South’s finest writers headed to Greenville, MS. Tell somebody!

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The South’s finest writers headed to Greenville, MS – Sat. May 21, 2022. May Book Fest. 1:00p.m – 5:00 p.m. The Book Gallery. 647 S. Theobald St., Greenville, MS 38703. 662.820.5047 – featuring Gwendolyn Maberry Bell, Meredith Coleman McGee, Malesha Smith, Irma Mae Rodgers Walker, Janice Neal-Vincent, William Trest Jr., Shirley Francis, and Rosalind Thomas McCreary.