Books with author Joe Frazier

In 1617, eleven-year-old Jeremiah Clements arrived on the shores of the New World with his mother, Elizabeth, and three siblings. Unfortunately, Jeremiah's father – Geoffrey Clements, a stockholder in the Virginia Company – died before his dream of coming to Jamestown could be fulfilled. So Elizabeth – filled with courage, fortitude, and determination to carry out that dream – left England and sailed with her family and other settlers to Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas. As seen through Jeremiah’s eyes, Catch the Watercolored Wind: Jamestown 1617 is an exciting story that explores the tragedies, adventures, and incredible achievements of those early colonists. Come walk with Jeremiah as he grows from an innocent young boy into a strong, confident young man as a new country takes shape around him.

In 1617, eleven-year-old Jeremiah Clements arrived on the shores of the New World with his mother, Elizabeth, and three siblings. Unfortunately, Jeremiah's father – Geoffrey Clements, a stockholder in the Virginia Company – died before his dream of coming to Jamestown could be fulfilled. So Elizabeth – filled with courage, fortitude, and determination to carry out that dream – left England and sailed with her family and other settlers to Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas. As seen through Jeremiah’s eyes, Catch the Watercolored Wind: Jamestown 1617 is an exciting story that explores the tragedies, adventures, and incredible achievements of those early colonists. Come walk with Jeremiah as he grows from an innocent young boy into a strong, confident young man as a new country takes shape around him.Appropriate for ages: 10 to Young Adult

The Christoph Dully family entered the New World in 1859 from Germany on the cusp of the Civil War, which would soon completely engulf the United States. Settling in Elm Grove, Illinois—in the heart of the Midwest and the center of Abe Lincoln’s homeland—Christoph and his son Michael immediately become involved in the dangerous activities of the Underground Railroad, established to aid Black slaves escape bondage from the Confederate States.Based on true stories of not only the Christoph Dully family but also of those struggling, fighting and surviving during the Civil War—combined with actual scenarios from the Underground Railroad—Prairie Points: A Civil War Sanctuary is an historical novel that will enlighten as well as entertain.

In 1617, eleven-year-old Jeremiah Clements arrived on the shores of the New World with his mother, Elizabeth, and three siblings. Unfortunately, Jeremiah's father – Geoffrey Clements, a stockholder in the Virginia Company – died before his dream of coming to Jamestown could be fulfilled. So Elizabeth – filled with courage, fortitude, and determination to carry out that dream – left England and sailed with her family and other settlers to Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas. As seen through Jeremiah’s eyes, Catch the Watercolored Wind: Jamestown 1617 is an exciting story that explores the tragedies, adventures, and incredible achievements of those early colonists. Come walk with Jeremiah as he grows from an innocent young boy into a strong, confident young man as a new country takes shape around him.

J. C. van Winkler and Smity the Ghost board the Starlight Laser Express as they begin another time-warped adventure together. The duo race from one exciting exploit to another—visiting the Swiss Alps, Germany’s Christmas Markets, Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp as well as the Normandy area from WWII, Venice and Rome, Greece’s incredible island of Santorini as well as Athens, and Spain’s extraordinary Barcelona before returning to America’s “Big Apple.” Each stop provides a danger in disguise as J.C. and Smitty assist victims—who are in distraught predicaments—until the two arrive at their final destiny in New York City. Ultimately, now, the readers are able to view the significance of saving each of the victim’s life as the entire plot is finally uncovered. Ride the Starlight and experience the latest time-travel saga of J.C. and Smitty.

The Christoph Dully family entered the New World in 1859 from Germany on the cusp of the Civil War, which would soon completely engulf the United States. Settling in Elm Grove, Illinois—in the heart of the Midwest and the center of Abe Lincoln’s homeland—Christoph and his son Michael immediately become involved in the dangerous activities of the Underground Railroad, established to aid Black slaves escape bondage from the Confederate States.Based on true stories of not only the Christoph Dully family but also of those struggling, fighting and surviving during the Civil War—combined with actual scenarios from the Underground Railroad—"Prairie Points: A Civil War Sanctuary" is an historical novel that will enlighten as well as entertain.