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    The Bridal Wreath Bush The, Bridal, Wreath, Bush, Kathryn, Tucker, Windham
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    Item #: 504 - The Bridal Wreath Bush In this elegant, simple tale of a true incident, renowned storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham reminds us of the endurance of love and the durability of the human spirit. Hiram, a poor farmer,...
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    Spit, Scarey Ann, & Sweat Bees "One Thing Leads To Another" Spit, Scarey Ann, & Sweat Bees "One Thing Leads To Another", Kathryn Tucker Windham
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    Item #: 2870 - Spit, Scarey Ann, & Sweat Bees "One Thing Leads To Another" Spit, Scarey Ann, and Sweat Bees recalls small-town life in the 1920s and ‘30s, garnished with ruminations about folktales and superstitions. Mrs.Windham recalls how Thurza, her family cook, tucked...
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    Twice Blessed Twice, Blessed, Kathryn, Tucker, Windham
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    Item #: 208 - Twice Blessed Kathryn Tucker Windham was a pioneering female journalist in the South. By the close of the Civil Rights era, her hometown newspaper in Selma, Alabama, had been taken over by corporate owners, and...
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    Jeffreys Favorite 13 Ghost Stories Jeffreys, Favorite, 13, Ghost, Stories
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    Item #: 204 - Jeffrey's Favorite 13 Ghost Stories Jeffrey, the ghost that has haunted Kathryn Tucker Windham’s house for 40 years is back. This time, he helped Mrs. Windham choose 13 of the best stories from her acclaimed series of Southern ghost...
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    SHE "The Old Woman Who Took Over My Life" SHE, "The, Old, Woman, Who, Took, Over, My, Life"
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    Item #: 4355 - SHE "The Old Woman Who Took Over My Life" This slender book, the last of twenty-nine written by Kathryn Tucker Windham over her long and productive life, will be an exquisitely bittersweet read for many fans of the late storyteller and...
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    Encounters Encounters,Kathryn, Tucker, Windham
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    Item #: 207 - Encounters As a storyteller, author, and journalist, Kathryn Tucker Windham has been creating word pictures for more than 50 years. Yet, unknown to many of her followers, she’s been taking pictures even longer...
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    Ernests Gift Ernests, Gift, Kathryn, Tucker, Windham
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    Item #: 202 - Ernest's Gift On the occasion of the centennial of the public library in historic Selma, Alabama, beloved storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham relates the true story of Ernest Dawson. When he was a boy in the...
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    Alabama, One Big Front Porch Alabama, One, Big, Front, Porch, Kathryn, Tucker, Windham
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    Item #: 1801 - Alabama, One Big Front Porch In her inimitable style, story teller Kathryn Tucker Windham takes readers on a tour of the history, people, and places of the “Heart of Dixie.” First published in 1975 and long out of print,...
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    In this elegant, simple tale of a true incident, renowned storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham reminds us of the endurance of love and the durability of the human spirit. Hiram, a poor farmer, approaches her father, a banker, for a loan of expense money for a journey. The background to Hiram’s quest encompasses love, loss, the terrible human costs of slavery, and the complex relationships between black and white Southerners. Hiram returns from his journey with a gift for his banker friend and a bridal wreath bush. That bush prompts the telling of this story, its heartrending separation, and many years later its poignant reunion.