Books with title Brothers Story

When Baldy Li's mother marries Song Gang's father, the two boys become brothers. Although they are inseparable as children, their ambitions and personalities are very different, and become more, rather than less, pronounced as they grow into adulthood. Song Gang is thoughtful and serious; Baldy Li, meanwhile, is obsessed by sex (even before he fully understands what the act involves) and an unquenchable desire to make something of himself - for Baldy Li plans to become a man of the world, in all senses of the word. And although Baldy Li is a man who always (well, almost always) keeps his word, so too is his brother - but even here, their differences are obvious; for while Song Gang promises to put his brother first in everything they do, Baldy Li promises himself he will capture the heart of the town beauty, Lin Hong, who just happens to be the love of Song Gang's life. Set against the brutality and violence of the Cultural Revolution and its aftermath, Brothers is a novel about boys becoming men, about family feuds and the ties that bind all of us, even those who refuse to be bound by mere convention or custom - because they are bound for far greater glories...

Chris, 17, has always idolized his big brother Cam who served as his mentor after their own father died years before. Now Cam has disappeared after being placed in a mental institution, and Chris discovers some disturbing things about his brother. In the last few months, Cam has been acting very strange--living like a cat, for example, eating tuna, stalking things, and taking short naps. Chris is desperate to find out the truth, and begins a harrowing search for his beloved older brother. Along the way he is joined by two young women, Cam's only friend from the institution, Michelle and her sister Millie, who agree help him on his determined search. The three journey all the way to South Dakota, and an armed militia camp, where Cam is hiding out, a shadow of his former self. Now it's Chris's turn to be responsible if he is ever going to get his brother back.

Abraham Lincoln cannot save Americans from war, but when a man is condemned to die for a crime he did not commit, the Great Emancipator faces one of the most compelling decisions of his life. The course of Black American history changes through the efforts of Lincoln and many other admirable men and women, such as Frederick Douglass, Sengbe Pieh, John Brown, and Harriet Tubman, but they do not walk alone. From the Amistad rebellion to the Emancipation Proclamation, Black American history comes alive in the story of Matthew and Mark, brothers of the storm of war, who follow in their footsteps. The twin orphans are torn apart and forced to live distant, separate lives. One boy's hopes are shattered, his brother’s dream becomes a nightmare, and a war ignites the fuse for an explosive adventure. Their lives celebrate the power of the human spirit to do what is right no matter what the cost, and their will to reunite plunges them on a roller coaster ride along a twisting trail to freedom in a world gone mad. Believing that nothing is impossible, and trusting that love is stronger than evil, Mark fights against overwhelming odds in a nail biting race against time to save Matthew. Will the wheels of justice forever destroy their dream to reunite? Written by Pulitzer nominated author David W. Menefee

Chris, 17, has always idolized his big brother Cam who served as his mentor after their own father died years before. Now Cam has disappeared after being placed in a mental institution, and Chris discovers some disturbing things about his brother. In the last few months, Cam has been acting very strange--living like a cat, for example, eating tuna, stalking things, and taking short naps. Chris is desperate to find out the truth, and begins a harrowing search for his beloved older brother. Along the way he is joined by two young women, Cam's only friend from the institution, Michelle and her sister Millie, who agree help him on his determined search. The three journey all the way to South Dakota, and an armed militia camp, where Cam is hiding out, a shadow of his former self. Now it's Chris's turn to be responsible if he is ever going to get his brother back.

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