Stories of a boy coming of age in the rural south during the thirties and forties. Non fiction, interesting and easy reading. Short stories about growing up during the Great Depression.(This books has been reprinted four times)

Cornbread And Beans For Breakfast : The Misadventures Of A Boy

History

James Milton Hanna

Americas

Cherokee Books (DE)

A Man Called Shiloh

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Meandering Around Delaware Bay consists of true stores of events occurring on or near Delaware Bay from the original settling of Delaware by the Dutch until modern times. Read about incidents from the life of watermen who have earned their living from the Bay for generations. Read about oystering, crabbing, fishing and muskrat trapping. This book is historical, entertaining and very interesting reading.

Meandering Around Delaware Bay

Cherokee Books

The Labrador Saga is about a young US Air Forceman who spent three years a APO 677, Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada, from Feb 1950 to Feb 1953. During the time spent at Goose Bay, he performed duties consisting of police work, dog team musher, military scout and rescue and survival specialist. This title is about incidents and events occurring during the three years spent at Goose Bay. He spent over 250 days a year sleeping outdoors, teaching survival, participating in rescue missions and patrolling the area around the America side the Air Base.

The Labrador Saga

This title is a collection of true stories about events occurring on or near Delaware Bay over a span of years. Included are stories about: Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, Boating and fishing, Bower's Beach, DE and the people who have commercially crabbed and worked on the Bay.

Delaware Bay Stories, Past and Present

Delaware Bay and Beyond consists of true stories of activities of people earning their living from Delaware Bay, commercial and recreational fishing and historical events that have occurred on the Bay, and in the marshes and villages along the coast. Many of the stories involve past generations of watermen.

Delaware Bay and Beyond

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

This is the eighth book written by the author about incidents in the lives of people who chose to earn their livelihood from Delaware Bay. The stories are about Delaware City, Pea Patch Island, Fort Mott at Finns Point, N.J., Indian River Inlet, and many other areas along the bay's shore. Many of the people mentioned in this book are only memories from bygone era. Today, it's difficult to believe all the activity that once occurred on the bay. Over one hundred watermen still work on the Delaware side of the bay fishing, crabbing, harvesting oysters and other sea food from this unpredictable body of water. Some still follow in their father's footsteps and trap muskrats for additional income. Wharves where many dozens of work boats once docked and the activities that occurred are only a memory attested to by rotting pilings.

Memories from Delaware Bay

By the Shores of Delaware Bay is the ninth book in the Delaware Bay Series. This book joins the others with a collection of stories about watermen, the histories of the small villages of Little Creek and Leipsic, and activities on the water. Read the stories of a young thief who earned redemption through honesty, of historical buildings and lighthouses of the Mispillion River and Port Mahon, of people long gone who have left their legacies, and views from the deer stand. Is there really a feud between recreational and commercial fisherman? Read this book and find out!

By the Shores of Delaware Bay

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