Clarence: 437 books

The Golden Crown: A Story of Black New Orleans, is centered mainly on a working-class New Orleans family. Henderson Brooks, the youngest of three brothers, is a riverfront foreman with a wife and three children. He is also chief of the Downtown Warriors, a Mardi Gras Indian tribe that parades every...

I agree with you on all the points you have listed. Yet, I still need the local congregation. -anonymous The Christian Right group of Churches have been consistently losing members for the last twenty years, and do not have an inkling of the cause. They have joined with the Republicans to try and...

Between You, Me and the Gatepost is a coming of age story. It chronicles the early life of Eugene Cannon. He is a boy growing up among the remnants of Jim Crow in the late 1950s and the dawning of the sexual revolution in the 1960s. He is catapulted between contrasting worlds of the ambivalent South...

Great story for the whole family about the life of a bear.

In life, we can take many journeys, but nothing is like a spiritual journey of a lifetime. I was fortunate to have an opportunity to go on a pilgrimage to Israel with other ministers. We were selected as a group to go on a special trip, a trip that perhaps would impact each of us in a very unique...

Eccentric Characters, Screwball Romance, and Mid-Century Zeitgeist in This Classic Postal Procedural! “Postal inspector Will Scarlet must uncover the plot for looting the mails. Beginning with the disappearance of dresses sent from a little New York City shop, where he meets the awkward,...

The tale of a man and woman in love...sort of. Her father may or may not be a spy for the Germans, with whom the US would go to war soon, but not yet. They meet, they hate each other, and then, they meet again, under different circumstances. This is a myster, a tale of espionage, and most of all,...

“The dialogue rings true and the plot is cheerful and diverting. A lively story designed to prick the jaded palate.” —The New York Times In this last volume of the Birth of Television Trilogy, Kelland once again combines humor with suspense, adding an engaging romance between a man just...

Told in the first person, this is a tale of a sailor a century ago.

Follow the adventures of Dave Lucky and his family as they settle in southwest Florida. Like other pioneers of the late 1800s, Dave and his wife, Dorcas, proved resourceful and resilient. Used to hard living, they were thankful for what little they had and made the most of the skills they’d learned...

This book is for getting you to read. It is chiefly a volume of various stories and poems. Moreover, within this is a large chapter of religiousor, say, Christianbelievers guide for all its readers. Besides, its humorous, it is inspirational, and it is educational! Whats more, its designed to show...

This is the author's belief: By preparing this book it'll be of great help to all its readers. He has anticipated his works will open doors that are closed to many people. He wants to put light where there is darkness. Most of all, his desires are to let people know this: God is our heavenly Father,...