Overview :"Longshanks" by acclaimed author Stephen W. Meader offers a compelling journey into the early life of one of America's most iconic figures: ... Read More
Overview :Dust jacket in very good condition with some chipping to bottomr and top of front. Book in very good condition with very minor spots to page... Read More
Overview :Set sail for high-seas adventure in Stephen W. Meader's "The Black Buccaneer," a thrilling tale of buccaneers and buried treasure. This clas... Read More
Overview :This is a book for anyone who loves dogs. We quote Mr. Meader's own description, as expressed in his foreword: "This is the true history of ... Read More
Overview :On a night in April, 1828, Tad Hopkins, traveling on a river steamboat to join his father in New Orleans, was robbed and thrown overboard by... Read More
Overview :This is the story of Dan Garland's winter working with a lumber crew in New Hampshire. He developed into a real lumberjack and had plenty of... Read More
Overview :Those who have enjoyed Mr. Meader's Red Horse Hill will remember Cedar, the great pacing colt, and the stirring snowpath races in which he t... Read More
Overview :Seventeen-year-old Kirk Owen turns from hot-rod racing to enlist in the Air Force, just as the Korean fighting starts. At A&E school in Texa... Read More
Overview :Here is a first class tale of adventure with vivid characters and accurate setting. One spring day back in 1821, Jim Slater stole out of his... Read More
Overview :To Luke Cramer, sailing meant everything, and to have a Comet Class boat of his very own was something he had long dreamed about. Meanwhile,... Read More
Overview :Young Jeff Barlow, who loved to draw and paint, was sixteen when he left his uncle's Illinois farm and went with his father to spend the win... Read More
Overview :In the year 1812, Jeff Robbins, a Maine boy, shipped before the mast on a cargo schooner bound for Cuba. His ship was overhauled by a Britis... Read More
Overview :Seventeen-year-old Bill Crawford refused to be licked by the "hard times" of 1837. Putting every cent he owned into a tin trunk full of "Yan... Read More
Overview :Lonesome End. Tod Ross had never gone out for football---the chores on his father's ranch always filled his spare time---but when the coach ... Read More
Overview :Toby Morgan was sixteen when his doctor father moved the family from New Jersey to Fort Dallas---now known as Miami---just after the Civil W... Read More
Overview :Wild Pony Island. When Rick Landon and his family moved from a crowded big-city tenement district to a remote island off the North Carolina ... Read More
Overview :The wild loveliness of an uninhabited valley high in the Olympic Mountains was hardly disturbed when Dick and his father, with the help of a... Read More