The bread sister of Sinking Creek: Life on the Pennsylvania frontier

Literature & Fiction

MOORE, ROBIN

Action & Adventure

Groundhog Press

Bread Sister of Sinking Creek

Robin Moore

The Bread Sister of Sinking Creek; Life on the Pennsylvania Frontier

<p>This is the compelling story of Maggie Callahan's captivity among the Seneca Indians during the American Revolution. Here is a chance to step back 200 years, into an era filled with danger and mystery and incredible beauty. Maggie's tale is a rich blend of heart-pounding adventure, interpretive history and good, old-fashioned storytelling, created especially for children and dreamers of all ages. It is somewhat unique . . . because it is designed to be read aloud, in the old-fashioned tradition of family evenings by the fireside.</p>

Maggie Among the Seneca: Indian Captivity on the American Frontier

The Kanner Aliyah: A novel

Gordon, Mark

<p>Picking up the pieces after the legendary Buffalo Springfield split up, Poco went on to define the genre of country-rock in American music. Poco has spawned a wealth of legendary musical talent and inspired generations of musicians from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and the Eagles to Restless Heart and Foster and Lloyd. As pioneers of a unique blend of country and rock, Poco s former members include Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame inductees Richie Furay, Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit. LEGEND is the first book to document the development, evolution and legacy of Poco from its formation in 1968 to the present day. Featuring insightful and personal accounts from Poco members and associates, LEGEND illuminates the trailblazing career of this underrated and influential band.</p>

Legend: The Story of Poco

Jerry Fuentes

Humor & Entertainment

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