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Pieces of Eight, Part IV by Jay Dubya

Pieces of Eight, Part IV is a series of eight sci-fi/paranormal novellas and represents Jay Dubya's sixteenth hardcover story collection.  
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My Kansas Journal by Pamela Ackerson

Kansas trivia with pages for you to fill in the blanks! Perfect fun personal journal.  
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Gail Marie Jones was born in Valdosta, Georgia where she currently resides. Gail is known as an author and renown storyteller in Metro Valdosta and surrounding areas. She is the author of two great titles "Mama Said" & the Remember When series "A Stroll down Memory Lane."


Background Information

Gail's inspiration for writing comes from the forgotten life lessons, words of wisdom, history and heritage from her elders.  She believes we should savor the days when love, caring, self-respect, character and integrity were the most valuable gifts in life! Her Favorite Quote is: "Tell ye your children of it, and let your children tell their children, and their children another generation!" (From the Book of Joel/ Chapter 1, Verse 3)

Birth Place
Valdosta, GA U.S.
Accomplishments

Founding member of the Southside Library Boosters where she served as President and later Vice President. Coordinator for the annual Juneteenth and Kwanzaa celebrations for several years at Southside Library. She is also a hospice volunteer and volunteer for the Break Bread Ministry which delivers meals to the elderly in her community.