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Magnolia, Magnolia, Where Are You?

by Hubert Green

92 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #03-0455; ISBN 1-4120-0092-0; US$14.95, C$21.95, EUR14.30, £9.90

A very close friendship between two teenage girls is challenged when a storm separates them. One friend did everything she could to find her.

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About the Book This is the story of two young girls, tragically separated against their will, and of the author's mother, whose love for children was indefatigable. Hubert Green tells how 12 children remembered his mother's love as they grew up on a sharecropper's farm in Lynchburg. S.C. from the 1930s to 1960s. REVIEWS From New York, New York this individual read the book- "it made her cry it made her laugh". A reader from Atlanta Georgia - "i could not put the book down"

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About the Author Hubert Green was born in Lynchburg, South Carolina, and was raised as part of a sharecropper family. The author has eleven brothers and sisters, and he received one year of college education. He has written a screen play and a stage play. He is looking for someone who would be interested into produce these theatricle masterpices. If interested write: Hubeert Green PO box 271 Lynchburg, South Carolina 29080 USA The author would prefer a registered and certified mail.

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Sample Excerpts or Table of Contents

Contents

Thanks
Preface
Prologue: The Beginning

Part 1

Chapter 1: Magnolia
Chapter 2: Sharecropper
Chapter 3: Sunamite
Chapter 4: Tao and the Storm
Chapter 5: Their New Home
Chapter 6: The Land We Left Behind
Chapter 7: Ebony Abducted
Chapter 8: Reunited
Chapter 9: Freedom

Part 2

A Sharecropper's Family

Part 3

Conclusion

Preface

How Strong is your Friendship?

To what extent would you go to find a true
friend?

Anna, a blue-eyed blond girl was born and
raised in Africa. She lived near Sunamite, one of
12 African children. Sunamite's name was changed to
Ebony when she reached South Carolina.

The two girls were separated through no
choice of thier own.

The beautiful Magnolia tree plays a big part
in their lives. After you read this book, notice how
the Magnolia Tree will become more noticeable to
you in your everyday life, especially if you live in
the South.

The last part of this book is a true story of
how 12 children remembered my mother's love as
they grew up on a sharecropper's farm in Lynchburg,
S.C. from the 1930s to the 1960s.

- Hubert Green

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Catalogue Information

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