The Gull That Lost the Sea (A Little Golden Book)

Swept inland by a storm, a lost gull is rescued by a kindly barber who sees that he is returned to his beloved sea.

The gull that lost the sea (A Little golden book)

Smith, Claude Clayton

Golden Book

children's book about a cow and elephant

The cow and the elephant (A Little Golden Book)

Golden Press

Good Bassett, a young woman in 1651 Stratford, Connecticut, is charged with being a witch by the local Puritan community

The Stratford Devil (Walker's American History Series for Young People)

Children's Books

Walker Co

In the spring of 1651, nearly half a century before the infamous witch trials of Salem, Massachusetts, a woman known as Goody Bassett was hanged for witchcraft in Stratford, Connecticut. Few facts are known about this woman and the events surrounding her persecution. 
 This haunting and moving novel, crafted from those few facts as well as detailed accounts of Stratford's early history, tells the tale of young Ruth Paine -- later Goodwife Basset -- and how her singular experience beyond the confines of her Puritan world ultimately leads to her demise. 
 Rich in historical insight, The Stratford Devil gives a touching look into the painfully isolated world of an independent woman as she struggles to survive in circumstances beyond her control. With its focus on religion and terror, The Stratford Devil is a parable for our times.

The Stratford Devil

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Pocahontas Pr

'A quarter-acre is all there is left of the oldest Indian reservation in America. It is not very much room for an Indian nation.' 
 This book describes the life of the Paugussett Indians of Connecticut and uses the voice of Aurelius Piper, Chief Big Eagle, to recount how their tiny reservation survived a modern legal challenge.

Quarter-Acre of Heartache: The Golden Hill Indians of Connecticut

History

Piper, Aurelius

Americas

Independent Pub Marketing

In the summers of 1990 and 1991 a traditional Indian chief, Chief Big Eagle of the Golden Hill Indian Reservation in Trumbull, Connecticut, visited Moscow and Leningrad. 'Each summer...near Leningrad an American Indian camp appears with teepees, a totem pole, and people dressed as they were when American was discovered.'

Red Men in Red Square: Chief Big Eagle Visits the Soviet Union

Biographies & Memoirs

The Gull Who Lost The Sea

Animals

Beanpole Books

Bud Smith hits the road in a red Corvette to celebrate the US Interstates and how they have become woven into the American fabric.

Lapping America: A Man, A Corvette, and the Interstate

Travel

Travel Writing

Burford Books

Shanti Arts LLC

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