Grandma's Stories, Cures, & Fixings from the Blue Ridge

Anglický jazyk

Grandma's Stories, Cures, & Fixings from the Blue Ridge

Vydavateľstvo: AuthorHouse
Rok vydania: 2007
Formát: Paperback
Rozmer: 280 x 216 mm
Jazyk: Anglický jazyk
ISBN: 9781434300676

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45.36 €

bežná cena: 50.40 €

O knihe

Grandma's Stories, Cures, & Fixings From The Blue Ridge is a collection of original stories that the author's Grandma told him when be was a small child. Many of the stories she told are "ghostly" because she knew she could hold attention with just common stories. Some of the stories were actually experienced by Grandma herself, and others have been passed down from her grandparents. A reader of any age will find them interesting and original.

"Grandma's Cures and Fixings" is a collection of many mountain treatments that were used during Grandma's time, the early 1900's. Some of the cures and fixings are practical and some are almost dangerous, however a reader will get a laugh from reading about the home cures for common illnesses. There are recipes that will make a reader chuckle and some that are actually delicious. The book contains some original Appalachian art by the author and a collection of photographs of mountain scenes which were taken in the areas where the stories were collected.

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Boyhood Adventures of General JEB Stuart; A Civil War Hero is a collection of stories about an upstanding general known for his courage and for leading his men in prayer on the battlefield. James Ewell Brown Stuart, or "JEB," began his life in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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The Confederate Mouse is a story about the simple field mice of Northern Virginia and bow they helped the Southern Soldiers win the First Battle of Massass.