The year is 1946, World War II has come to an end, and everything seems normal in the sleepy little town of Oak Grove--well, almost. As author Sharon Travers shares the first book in her new Oak Grove Chronicles series, A Summer Long Remembered, you'll fall in love with the people, the romance, and a time long since passed. In Oak Grove, the summer is lazily dragging by until the bell in the town square begins to ring mysteriously after years of silence. As the mystery unfolds, it is viewed through the eyes of children as well as adults as they march across the pages bringing laughter, tears, and a sense of peace and goodwill. For every reader who lived in the `40s, this book will grip your memories, and you will hate to leave when it is over. For the younger reader, this will make the `40s come alive. Either way, sit down, step back in time, and enjoy A Summer Long Remembered.
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Sharon Lee Travers was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and grew up in a small town on the banks of the Mississippi River south of St. Louis. She resides there today and is a kindergarten Sunday school teacher in her local church. Her hobbies consist of writing, sketching, antiquing, and being an avid American Civil War history buff. She recently retired and enjoys spending time with her husband, children, and grandchildren.
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Oak Grove, Old Ben, Pastor Mike, Miss Mattie, Sheriff Walker, Aunt Trudy, Uncle William, Reese's Market, American Circus Company, Mayor Driscol, Uncle Henry, Grandma Hope, Jim Walker, Samuel Cranston, Cranston Café, Oak Street, Caroline Driscol, Michael Madison, Mildred Reese, Nelson White, The Yearling, Margaret Miller, Phillip Driscol, Gerald Williams, Jack Reese New!
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Oak Grove, Old Ben, Pastor Mike, Miss Mattie, Sheriff Walker, Aunt Trudy, Uncle William, Reese's Market, American Circus Company, Mayor Driscol, Uncle Henry, Grandma Hope, Jim Walker, Samuel Cranston, Cranston Café, Oak Street, Caroline Driscol, Michael Madison, Mildred Reese, Nelson White, The Yearling, Margaret Miller, Phillip Driscol, Gerald Williams, Jack Reese New!
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- The American Flag (Moments in History) by Shirley Jordan on page 146
- Old Ben (Juvenile Series) by Jesse Stuart on page 206
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