NOW IN STOCK:
“A Higher Standard: Leadership Strategies from America’s First Female Four-Star General” by Ann Dunwoody
NOW IN STOCK:
“A Higher Standard: Leadership Strategies from America’s First Female Four-Star General” by Ann Dunwoody
There was an explosion that engulfed the whole plane and it disintegrated, sending pieces into the water out in front of where he sat…. He eased back in his chair and tried to relax, wiping his damp hands on his pants. They hurt from gripping the glasses so hard. The sky still held the smudges of exploded gunfire but there were no signs of the planes that had just caused all this. The spring winds had started to blow and tomorrow would be April 6th, the day all hell broke loose around Okinawa….
Autographed copies of Jack’s books are available – see “SHOP”.
Additionally, Jack is a frequent visitor at the Bookstore – and as written about by Rona Simmons, stop in and have a coffee with Jack Smith!
Acworth Bookstore just received a new shipment of military hats, flags and mugs. Whatever your favorite branch of the military, we have something for you!
Come in and have a cup of locally roasted coffee in our in-house coffee shop, while you browse through our extensive inventory.
LIFE was a weekly news magazine with a strong emphasis on photojournalism.
It was published until 1972, capturing key moments in history.
Acworth Bookstore has copies from 1945 through 1972 – contact us for specific edition availability.
Carlton “Buck” Buchanan was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He graduated from Chattanooga High School. “First and Thirty” is Buck’s first published book.
“First and Thirty” follows the lives of Chattanooga’s City High football players and their friends as they undergo the trials and tribulations of being in high school during tumultuous years, while attempting to beat their arch-rivals Central High on the gridiron.
On a cold night in November 1970, the maroon-clad seniors of City High’s Dynamo football team took the field one last time, carrying the indelible lessons that Head Coach Bobby Davis had instilled in them. Would this be the game that would break the spell Central High had held over them?
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