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THE
OAKS OF McCORD ISBN 978-1-933523-91-0
When local leaders in McCord, South Carolina plan to cut down dozens of historic oak trees and widen Main Street for a new manufacturing plant, they don't realize the danger they are bringing to the town. Against their family's better judgment, fourteen-year-old Maggie Gordon and her feminist grandmother, Laney, pledge to save the trees. But Laney fails to consider that an important lesson in civic responsibility and leadership might have unexpected consequences-like the criticism she'll endure in her own hometown or the peril her entire family will ultimately face. .
. . . . . "The South is
known for strong women who infuse God's spirit into children to heal their
troubled minds and encourage their talents. Mary Eaddy has given us two
enormously memorable characters in Laney Gordon and her granddaughter,
Maggie-a child I vow to love forever!" "The Oaks of
McCord paints a vivid picture of both the joys and generations-old conflicts
in a small Southern town. The troubles of young Maggie Gordon should resonate,
particularly, with young adult readers." |
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About the Author: Born
in Hemingway, South Carolina, Mary Eaddy attended Queens University in
Charlotte and the University of South Carolina, where she studied with
poet-in-residence James Dickey and earned a master's degree in journalism.
She worked for The Richmond Times-Dispatch and The State
newspaper before teaching at USC Upstate and becoming director of public
information for the S.C. Technical College System. |
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THE OAKS OF McCORD ISBN 978-1-933523-91-0
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