Tag Nashida: Visits the Mississippi State Capitol
National Book Lovers Day 8/9/19
Crack open a good book on National Book Lovers Day. http://www.meredithetc.com
https://www.amazon.com/dp/109764197X Nashida: Visits Mississippi’s Old Capitol Museum
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0692462651 Death By Association Vol 1 Retaliation Vol 2 Deception
South African book retailer list dozens of titles by Mississippi Author Meredith Coleman McGee
https://www.wantitall.co.za/meredith-coleman-mcgee/books/p2 – books by Meredith Coleman McGee listed in Wantitall’s website in Linbro Park, Gauteng, South Africa.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL THING! South African book retailer list dozens of books and works by Meredith Coleman McGee
© 2019 – WANTITALL (PTY) LTD | 49 GALAXY AVE, LINBRO PARK, GAUTENG, 2091, SOUTH AFRICA | COMPANY REG NO. 2007/024936/07 | VAT NO. 4920242924
My Picture Dictionary, a new release, was recently added to the list.
Order a book by Meredith Coleman McGee and crack one open!
Books by Meredith Coleman McGee
Try Books by Meredith Coleman McGee today! Available in print via audio and eBook
a memoir, a biography, poetry, and the Nashida children’s book series
Delta Foundation’s Off the Shelf presents 4 Authors & The Book Gallery’s owner at 5 P.M. TODAY. Video excerpts…
http://wdsv919.org/ LISTEN TO WDSV 91.9 FM LIVE
Mary Hardy, Owner, The Book Gallery, Only Black Owned Independent Bookstore in the Mississippi Delta
Book Toasters will sign books at the Spring Market Festival, Jackson Medical Mall,Jackson, MS
MON. May 20, 2019. 10 a.m to 3 p.m. Book Toasters: Mary Haralson Coleman, Hazel Janell Meredith, Meredith Coleman McGee, and William Trest Jr. will sign copies of their books at the Spring Market Festival, Jackson Medical Mall, Woodrow Wilson, Jackson, MS.
Black authors and black female owned small press slighted by Mississippi Civil Rights Museum’s Bookstore!
Black authors and black female owned small press slighted by Mississippi Civil Rights Museum’s Bookstore!
The Mississippi Department of Archives and History accepted the works of authors but its agency (Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Bookstore) rejects the sale of the same authors’ works.
Unfair prejudices are shameful.
My Brother J-Boy written by Hazel Janell Meredith was rejected supposedly because it was self published. The lasted edition was commercially published, and in fact the store manager had not even viewed the book when she rejected it. The book is 100 pages. It is very comprehensive and the illustrations are crisp. This book is the most important children’s book written about James Meredith who is featured in the museum.
Will you act?
Museum Employee’s Conversational Excerpts:
“Your books were brought to my attention and we are unable to accept the books you mentioned in your email and I want to explain why.
My Brother J-Boy—Does not have the level of detail and professionalism we like in the books we sell
The New Populist Party—it is a novella and we don’t sell novellas
The Odyssey—half of the book is poetry and we don’t sell poetry
Please contact me directly if you have any questions.”
Cindy
____________________
Cindy Gardner
Two Mississippi Museums administrator
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
PO Box 571
Jackson, MS 39205
601-576-6901
Yes, I understand the concept of the book and truly admire the sacrifices of James Meredith. The book is self published and not up to the standards of the other books in the Store. This is not considered to be an insult to you or Mr. Meredith. Many great books are self published but we have found that the quality is usually not as good if they have gone through a professional publisher.
____________________
Cindy Gardner
Two Mississippi Museums administrator
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
PO Box 571
Jackson, MS 39205
601-576-6901
_________________________
This edition of My Brother J-Boy was not self published. The hardback edition was published by Meredith Etc via Ingram. I see you never saw the book. You are referring to an older version. This version was released last year. My Brother J-Boy Ingram 978-0-9993226-0-4
I’d like to pick up Odyssey and The New Populist Party tomorrow. I never left a copy of My Brother J-Boy. I left provided the product page.
Meredith McGee
___________________________
Ms. McGee,
Can you bring me a copy of My Brother J-Boy? I promise to return it to you within a week.
____________________
Cindy Gardner
Two Mississippi Museums administrator
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
PO Box 571
Jackson, MS 39205
601-576-6901
—
Meredith Coleman McGee, Publisher
Meredith Etc
1052 Maria Court
Jackson, MS 39204
601.372.0229
Meet ‘Nashida,’ an African American character.
Nashida: Visits the Mississippi State Capitol
Free Kindle Download Special
Thank you for taking advantage of our FREE KINDLE downloads this week. These eBooks Saving the Manatees, The New Populist Party, Nashida: Visits the Mississippi State Capitol, and Starkishia: Estrella are available today through April 20, 2018.
Yesterday, 13 Kindle readers downloaded Saving the Manatees and 16 Kindle readers downloaded Starkishia: Estrella today.
Enjoy these four Meredith Etc eBooks while they are on special this week.
Cyber Monday eBook deals .99 to 2.99
