<p>Autobiography of Nathan Ballard, born with cerebral palsy, he was addicted to drugs as a child, placed in leg braces, sexually abused, physically abused but grew to love life through the help of his Uncle under the cherry tree. Nathan learned to read at the age of 22 years. He now speaks Japanese, German, Swahili and Spanish. He helped in the writing of the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA).His mother did not think he was worth educating. Allowed to enter the University of Alabama, he recieved A's for his work.</p>

Nathan

Biographies & Memoirs

Rogers, Michael

Community & Culture

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A collection of short stories and Leopold's Farm, a novelette. Richard Canterbury grew up as an orphan on the streets of New York City in the 1940's and early 1950's. His short stories bring out his biting wit on his views of life,people, polities and justice. The stories are laced with bits of characters he has met over the years.Richard taught in the Freedom Schools in Mississippi and Alabama in the 1960's. Arrested in New Orleans in 1967, he was the first "hippie" singled out by City Hall(as quoted by the New Orleans Picayune newspaper) as obscene, unclean and vulgar. He has lived in Sacramento, California for a number of years with his writer wife, Patricia. Snapshots will make you smile, laugh, get angry and wonder why the minds of some people send them to trouble. But then, why do other people do good things without a thought

Snapshots on Hell Street

Canterbury, Richard A.

Literature & Fiction

My Little Firstborn

Reynolds, Lisa Rene, Ph.D.

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