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April 29, 2005

Jamestown author has new book

"Walking Ribbon," the newest book by Jamestown author Julia Taylor Ebel, was released today. It's a children's book set in Liberty, the town in Randolph County.

Ebel also is the author of "Addie Clawson: Appalachian Mail Carrier."

Within days, "Walking Ribbon" should be available for purchase at the Jamestown Public Library, 200 W. Main St. You can already buy "Addie Clawson" there for $10.

For more information, call the library: 454-4815.

Posted by at April 29, 2005 2:55 PM

Comments

You have to BUY books at the Jamestown Library?

What ever happened to checking them out? Guess that was back in those good ol' days when folks were allowed opposition to an issue.

What do they do with the money? --help Terry Grier fund new buses?

Posted by: Greensboro Lover at April 29, 2005 3:14 PM

Greensboro Lover:

Actually Jamestown Library is quite quaint and you can get free paperbacks and just take some in if you want to.

Now for the money, negatory. They are in the Ragsdale district and not part of the bussing fiasco yet. I have heard substantial rumors that Ragsdale's days are numbered to be included in Bus Lotto.

"Walking Ribbon" is set in Liberty. Because in that town, they actually can walk across the street to their school.

There is a new book coming out for North High Point. It is called "I have the Yellow Bus Ridin Blues".

Posted by: James Townie at April 29, 2005 4:46 PM