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Books published by publisher J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Co.

  • Be Strong My Brotha: An Inspirational Guide to Advancing Past Adversity and Chasing Success

    Damien Jefferson

    eBook (S & J Publishing, July 31, 2019)
    Be Strong My Brotha, is composed of powerful concepts and short assignments that will motivate every man to make a shift in his life. This book serves as an inspiration guide with practical steps to chase success. It is a fairly easy, informative read, as it will keep the reader engaged throughout its’ entirety. With this book, Damien aims to spark a fire in every reader and inspire them to pursue a greater life that is worth living. Upon reading this book, people will have obtained the knowledge and wisdom to advance past adversity and chase success.
  • The Last Sunrise : A True Story

    Harold Gordon

    Paperback (H & J Publishing Co., Aug. 1, 1992)
    The author recounts his childhood in Grodno, Poland, describes how he survived, from age ten to fifteen, at Buchenwald and Auschwitz, and explains how he has been able to overcome his anger and grief
  • 'Way down East: A romance of New England life

    Joseph Rhode Grismer

    Hardcover (J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Co., March 15, 1900)
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  • The Kreutzer Sonata And Other Stories

    Count Leo Tolstoi AKA Leo Tolstoy translated By Benj. R. Tucker

    Hardcover (J S Ogilvie Publishing Company, Sept. 3, 1915)
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  • Rags

    Jack Darnell

    language (J & S Publishing, Feb. 12, 2011)
    The quiet town of MT. Bell has a new curious citizen. He never shaves and his clothes are wrinkled and torn. He has no friends or family that anyone in Mt. Bell knows about. He lives in a wooded area near the Eagle Cotton Mill. The curious adults are John Harris, who is the local chief of police, and his childhood friend David Mark. The most curious is four boys: Tuck, Buddy, Sticky and J.Leon, the boys have dubbed the man, Rags, and are determined to learn more about him. An overnight camping trip to a small island in the Catawba River and a serious swimming accident make for a lot of excitement in this cotton mill town. Mt. Bell's Chief of Police drives a beautiful 1934 Ford Coupe as his official police car.
  • The King of Wortser

    Jonathan Hermel, Madalyn McLeod

    Hardcover (J & S Publishing, July 24, 2017)
    "Barney stopped and just stood there, accepting defeat. He was there, all alone, in the midst of the street... Then he peered all around at the houses that ringed him, But all was so strange - he was out of his kingdom!"Oh no! Barney, the self-appointed King of Wortser Avenue, is lost after chasing away his greatest rival, The Mailman. Now he must use his canine wits and smelly sniffer to find a way back home. But is it possible? Can the king truly reclaim his throne?Join King Barney as he surveys his kingdom, protects his people, and embarks (no pun intended) on the adventure of a lifetime in this delightful children's tale. Author Jonathan Hermel and illustrator Madalyn McLeod's work is sure to charm children and animal lovers of all ages.
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  • Toby's Tales

    Jack Darnell

    language (J & S Publishing, Feb. 15, 2011)
    Tales told by Toby the turtle. Toby tells some of the things he has seen and heard during his life of over one hundred year. He has walked (or crawled) from his birth in Arizona to South Texas where he set up his home. These are tales of the Desert, tales of Texas and just tales of family. Turtles are extremely quiet and observant. You will meet poet Paula Lieck. Several of Paula's catchy poems are included in this work. It is a great bed time story book for kids and grand kids. They will laugh at the poems and at Toby’s antics.
  • Resurrection:

    Leo Tolstoy

    (J.S. Ogilvie Pub. Co, July 6, 1900)
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  • "Smokey" the Raccoon

    Peggy Featherstone, Charles R. Murphy

    Hardcover (P.J. Publishing Co., June 15, 1999)
    This tale is based on a true story about an unusual friendship that evolves between a friendly raccoon and a young girl who is longing for a summer playmate. The author weaves an exciting tale about the adventures the girl and the raccoon share and how they manage to involve the girl's entire family in thier escapades. The adventures described are sometimes hilarious, sometimes alarming -- but always endearing. A tender ending to this delightful story should strike a chord not only in the hearts of children, but in adults as well.
  • A Gentleman from Mississippi

    Thomas A. (Thomas Alfred) Wise

    Hardcover (J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company, March 15, 1909)
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  • Buffalo Bill, and His Adventures in the West

    Ned Buntline

    Hardcover (J. S. Ogilvie & Co, Jan. 1, 1886)
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  • Way Down East: A Romance of New England Life: Founded on the Phenomenally Successful Play of the same Title by Lottie Blair Parker, and Elaborated by ... States under the Direction of Wm. A. Brady

    Joseph R. Grismer

    Paperback (J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company, Jan. 1, 1900)
    In 1920, Lillian Gish starred in D. W. Griffith's silent film based on this popular play.