Delaware Keepers: Life at the Edge of the Sea by Dave Tabler
Discover Delaware Keepers by Dave Tabler, a richly researched history of the lighthouse keepers and families who guarded Delaware's coast.
Discover Delaware Keepers by Dave Tabler, a richly researched history of the lighthouse keepers and families who guarded Delaware's coast.
A Soul on Trial by Robin R. Cutler explores a remarkable true story of family legacy, military history, and a mother's relentless search for answers. Read my review and guest post from the author.
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Delaware at Christmas: The First State in a Merry State by Dave Tabler "From colonial holly wreaths to Christmas in July at the beach, Delaware at Christmas unwraps the state's most delightful and surprising holiday traditions-each one a reflection of history, heritage, and heart." 🎄 Welcome Welcome to my stop on the iRead Book Tour for Delaware at Christmas: The First State in a Merry State by Dave Tabler! I'm a huge fan of books that blend local history with […]
For the baseball enthusiast and history buff, Shocktober: The Biggest Upsets in World Series History by Jonathan Weeks is a thrilling page-turner that will delight with its collection of 22 unforgettable stories of underdog victories and shocking upsets that will leave you cheering for the underdogs and marveling at the drama of the Fall Classic. (StoryGraph)
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A combination of a coffee table book and a reference resource, this second volume in the Delaware History Overview series is perfect for enthusiasts of photography, regional tales, and adaptive teaching tools. Whether you're curious about the Civil War and Reconstruction era, the Gilded Age, or beyond, Tabler's fresh retrospective offers a delightful and enriching exploration of Delaware's historical depth. Overall, "Delaware from Railways to Freeways" is a must-read for history lovers of all ages.
Bob Rogers' storytelling is reminiscent of Southern Gothic, and he skillfully weaves together history and fiction to create an immersive reading experience. This is not a light read; it's an intense exploration of a dark chapter in American history. "Two Rivers" is a must-read for those who seek to understand the complex and painful past of African Americans during the antebellum era. If you think you know everything about this period, let Mr. Rogers open your eyes to the truth.
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