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Author Bee Jay Caldwell has lived in the Pottstown area for most of her life and enjoys sharing stories of how the "Sprit of her ancestors" is always present in her life. Historic Pottstown Families in Stories and Photos focuses on an area in North Carolina that was settled by descendants of former slaves to make a new life for themselves. The book showcases rich history of the Pottstown area and the families who called it home. Let Bee Jay take you on a journey with her ancestors through the stories and images in this 98-page book.

Singing a song so sweet to his little baby, Daddy goes through the daily caring for his little son. Along the way, baby sings back to Daddy. While Daddy feeds him, takes him outside to play with a dog, picks up his toys and puts him in the bath, this sweet conversation between baby and Daddy will warm your heart andshows the tender moments between father and son.

Christmas is a season of sovereignty and spirituality, one that evokes an ever increasing accordion of experiences and emotions that can be unfolded, renewed and lived over and over, year after year. Short are these...but the hope is that their messages are long endearing.

A collection of daily art projects, math ideas, science experiments, songs, rhymes and other fun, easy-to-do activities for young learners, all while teaching them about animals, insects and modes of transportation. It also includes sample letters to parents and weekly planning webs and goals to engage busy minds during the Spring time!

This daily curriculum for young children emphasizes language experiences and social interactions. Showcased are activities that are suitable for a day, week or month. There are fun filled plans for the holidays and more.

The Ghost of Battle Ridge is based on the Revolutionary War's Battle of Guilford Courthouse. This engaging and entertaining book for young readers weaves the lives of 21st Century classmates as they encounter a phantom of the colonial past. The classmates are confronted by the harsh inequities and realities of our New Nation. The Ghost of Battle Ridge is a great addition to social studies curriculum.

Ellie Morgan has just inherited an old house; musty, and full of other people's memories. Hidden inside forgotten letters, she discovers a story of lost love and the soldier who draws her into his world. Will she find love for herself in its unveiling?