Ethel Jane Cook

Sunday Wild Child

Sunday Wild Child captures the point of view of the mother as well as that of the daughter in this homespun tale of small town Florida life of the 40s and early 50s. It depicts a powerful, but disturbing picture of poverty, racism and juvenile cruelty. On the other hand, it showcases the strength of...

Isn't That God's Water?: The Advent and Demise of Bethune-Volusia Beach, Incorporated

An illustrated history of Bethune-Volusia Beach, Incorporated, which was formerly a black owned and operated resort. The book chronicles the beginning through the ending of a place which played an important role in the lives of African Americans during the Jim Crow Era.

Dark Enemy By E. J. Edwards, The Bump on Brannigan's Head By Myles Connolly, Roses for Mexico By Ethel Cook Eliot, The Love Letters of Phyllis McGinley - Selections

The Wind Boy

Isn't That God's Water? The Advent and Demise of Bethune-Volusia Beach Incorporated

An illustrated history of Bethune-Volusia Beach Incorporated, a black-owned resort, which was a haven for blacks during the 40s, 50s and 60s. The book spans the inception of the resort until its demise. Many primary source materials support what the author has written, including personal essays, boa...

Tales From the Bluebird of Happiness Trailer Park

Everyone has a story. The residents and visitors to The Bluebird of Happiness have some interesting ones to share with you. Friendships form. Enemies emerge. Overall, the Bluebird is like most other neighborhoods. The people bleed red and breathe air. That happens any and everywhere!

The Little House in the Fairy Wood

This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic, timeless works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them.

My Mother's Southern Jewels

Eleven stories based on people with 'jewel' names who were Southerners. These vignettes give the reader insight into the lives of these people before they died. Some will make you laugh, but most will break your heart.