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    612-822-4611

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Come Ride the Rails with Smokestack Jack

Come Ride the Rails with Smokestack Jack

Shank, Don E.

Paperback

Historical Fiction

ISBN10: 1477664807
ISBN13: 9781477664803
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Sep 29 2012
Pages: 214
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.45 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
THE FUN OF FANTASY...THE ASSURANCE OF FACT... What does it take to reach the life summit you choose for yourself ? For Thomas Jefferson it was... and it is the same for me today... 1. Persistence 2. Persistence 3. Persistence! Here's a frolicking way both to recall and learn new facts about American history that will warm your heart instead of provoking a snore! A book for all age groups, Come Ride the Rails with Smoke- stack Jack, is about awesome years in America from the Revolution forward. As this author has concluded, imagination in the case of Apple's Steve Jobs carried him through a fascinating life of creativity. It was en- hanced by truths borne out in American history. Read here the story of a youth suffering concussion after a bicycle accident and fantasizing in a coma about so many marvels he'd learned in his early years of life. Your imagination will be rewarded by seeing how virtual spirituality can be life-changing when you prep your mind to receive nuggets from history. Be not concerned whether your fantasy can become a lubri- cant to a rich life based on eternal truths. It will be. The youth's mentor during his concussion is his alter ego, Smoke- stack Jack, a puppet who has lived forever in spiritual form. And would your imagination allow you to talk face to face in the spirit with George Washing- ton on a train owned by puppet Smokestack Jack? A woman dying of cancer in her late 70s could not lay the manu- script aside. A NASA engineer was so fascinated by his copy, he said that's an extraordinary story. An ad executive who volunteered to read proof be- fore the publisher's editor saw it, liked reading for the first time-or in part as a review-the lives of men and women like Washington, Franklin, Lin- coln, Madam Curie, Clara Booth Luce and Helen Keller. Join these folks in a read you'll treasure from now on.

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