More than 40 years ago, three girls from the Detroit projects made the world 'Stop!' and take notice of their fresh harmonies and classy style. Cultivated by the Motown star machine, Mary Wilson, Diana Ross, and Florence Ballard popped onto the charts with hits like "Baby Love" and "Where Did Our Love Go" and made the Supremes not only a household name, but rock and roll legends. The story of their journey to fame is one that fairy tales are made of—complete with battles, tragedies, and triumphs. It's a story that only one of the founders of this talented trio is able or willing to share with the world. In Dreamgirls & Supreme Faith: My Life as a Supreme, Supremes' co-founder Mary Wilson boldly brings to life all the intimate details of the group's struggle to top the charts. This is the first book to tell the complete story of Mary's courageous life from childhood through the height of the Supremes, to the turn of the century. This beautiful paperback edition combines the best-selling Dreamgirls with the sequel, Supreme Faith: Someday We'll Be Together, for the first time in one volume. The new afterword brings Mary's intriguing story up to date with details on. . . · The tragic car accident that claimed her son's life · The death of her mother, Johnnie Mae, and her dear friend, Mary Wells · Becoming a grandmother · Making her peace with Berry Gordy and Diana Ross · Being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame The Supremes wonderful music isn't the only thing to remain in the public's mind. Diana Ross' push for dominance in the trio has become legendary. Mary Wilson speaks candidly about Ross' tactics to latch onto Berry Gordy, and force her will on the group's activities. For example, while on the early tours, Diana would threaten to call Gordy from the road if the men on the bus didn't behave to her approval. She also openly pushed for Flo's removal from the group. Wilson also openly shares her thoughts on . . .The group's never-ending b

Paperback version of short stories and poetry reflecting the many moods of this author. You will laugh, you will cry. One way or another you will be moved by this heartfelt compilation of words.

Henry becomes a Superhero for the Planet is the wonderfully amusing adventure story of a lovable bear and will entertain boys and girls ages 4 to 11. Adorable Henry is personified as ambitious, curious, hardworking, and friendly as he helps the paperboy deliver newspapers throughout his neighborhood. On the adventure of a lifetime, Henry gets to travel across the globe to explore every unique ecosystem. As he travels, Henry suddenly realizes it is not a small world but a whole, huge universe which he can explore and learn about many people who have different customs because they live in different ecosystems where there are many strange and different animals. Because of his hard work, Henry gets to go to distant lands he never realized existed until he travels the globe. This story will delight readers at the elementary school level as Henry explores the world and becomes a “Superhero for the Planet”.

Katie Mary Wilson is a ten year old whiz kid with a head full of ideas and a heart full of talent. She's been writing books since she was seven, when her first eBook, Mars Needs Pumpkins, was published. This is the first in the adventures of Bob the Starfish, who has a great life, and a lot of friends, but is always wishing for something more! Watch for Bob's continuing adventures in the weeks and months to come. Katie has also collaborated on books with her father, award-winning author David Niall Wilson, including Perilous Pink PcGee, and the upcoming The Skeleton Inside Me Doesn't Scare Me. She lives in North Carolina with her parents, a varying menagerie of pets, and a lot of books.Wilson

The dramatic conclusion to the national Bestseller, Dreamgirl.

Sandcastles is an exciting adventure story about the dangers and challenges that two adolescents, Peter and Penny, and their friend’s encounter. Their curiosity leads them to often dangerous and puzzling situations that only they must solve. They find the game of life is often a struggle when faced with great obstacles. It is not always easy to not follow the crowd. Sandcastles will inspire you to be a winner.

This is the story of a little girl's family adventures with her family. Cole explores life visiting such places as the beach, the zoo, and even a farm! Read along and take an adventure with Cole!

A practical guidebook for ordinary people who want to create a new society now—by a community organizer and expert in transformative change. With so many crises in the news, it’s easy to feel helpless about the fate of the world. But if we embrace hope and take action, we have the power to make a positive change. Personal actions can drive local movements that cascade into large-scale social transformation. In Changemakers, activist and community organizer Fay Weller his is the guidebook for ordinary people who want to create a new society now. Weller explores the concept of transformative change, the difference it makes in the world, and how it is connected to learning. From creating a citizen-powered community bus service, to winning the right to local food, to women hand-sculpting their own houses, she shares powerful stories of everyday people who have challenged the status quo and transformed their lives, their communities, and society overall. Changemakers also provides a workbook to guide people, wherever they are, through the process of catalyzing change.

In "Famous Firesides of French Canada," Mary Wilson Alloway invites readers into the rich tapestry of Quebec's cultural heritage through a series of engaging narratives centered around renowned individuals and their households. Combining meticulous historical research with a vivid, storytelling style, Alloway captures the essence of French Canadian identity, illuminating the significance of familial ties, traditions, and oral histories. The book reflects a unique literary context, as it merges biographical sketches with folkloric elements, painting a portrait of French Canadian life that is both educational and entertaining. Mary Wilson Alloway, a celebrated historian and writer with deep roots in French Canadian culture, embarked on this literary journey to document and preserve the stories and legacies of her community. Her passion for storytelling is palpable, drawn from years of engagement with the history and cultural narratives of Quebec. Alloway's work demonstrates her commitment to bridging the past with the present, allowing current generations to connect with their heritage. "Famous Firesides of French Canada" is a must-read for anyone interested in Canadian history, culture, and the power of storytelling. Alloway's vivid prose and insightful reflections not only celebrate the distinctiveness of French Canadian life but also resonate universally, making it accessible and relevant to a wider audience.