Books from Sandlapper Publishing
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Family, Friends and Other Funny People: Memories of Growing Up Southern
By William H. Willimon, Harriet Willimon CabellFamily, Friends and Other Funny People: Memories of Growing Up Southern
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South Carolina, a Day at a Time
By Caroline Whitmire Todd, Sidney Wait"An automobile tour arranged in day trips that cover a county each. These tours are designed to give the traveler the unique flavor and character of each county."--Introduction.
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The Mystery of the Pirate's Treasure
By Idella BodieA young Charleston boy finds clues to pirate Stede Bonnet's treasure but his search is complicated by a mysterious man who seems to be following him around town.
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Searching the Lights
By Margie Willis ClaryWith the help of his grandfather, Jim researches his favorite lighthouse for a school project and in the process learns about the father he lost to the Gulf War. Includes brief histories of the lighthouses of South Carolina.
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Voices of Carolina Slave Children
By Nancy RhyneThese stories present brief glimpses into the lives and customs of enslaved children on North and South Carolina plantations.
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Blue Roots: African-American Folk Magic of the Gullah People
By Roger PinckneyBlue Roots: African-American Folk Magic of the Gullah People
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Southern Ghosts
By Nancy Roberts, Bruce RobertsPresents thirteen accounts of apparitions and hauntings in the South.
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Gullah Branches, West African Roots
By Ronald DaiseRonald Daise lovingly weaves poetry, personal experience, spirituals, and stunning visuals, to connect the Gullah culture to West African values and traditions and the African Diaspora of three hundred years ago.
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Heroes and Heroines of the American Revolution: Teacher's Guide
By Idella BodieHeroes and Heroines of the American Revolution: Teacher's Guide
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Heroines of the American Revolution
By Idella BodieBriefly profiles fifteen women who performed heroic acts during the American Revolution, as spies, soldiers, and in other capacities.
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Spunky Revolutionary War Heroine
By Idella BodieThese volumes spotlight Patriots whose valiant efforts helped defeat the enemy in our country's struggle for self-government.
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The Courageous Patriot
By Idella BodieThe Courageous Patriot
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Charleston Then and Now
By John Carson Hay SteeleA photographic record of the change brought about over the last one hundred years in and near the city of Charleston.
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Slave Ghost Stories: Tales of Hags, Hants, Ghosts & Diamondback Rattlers
By Nancy RhynePlat-eyes could take the form of an animal, sometimes changing from one animal to another. Ghosts were seen coming out of graveyards at night. This book relates the stories of these spirits based upon eyewitness accounts of former slaves.
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Southern Fried Plus Six
By William Price FoxThe original Southern Fried collection with a bonus of six new stories. Humorous stories about life in the South.