Jerome Mark Antil Livres

Set against the backdrop of 1953 Little Rock, Arkansas, the story follows Jerry as he confronts the harsh realities of racism. His experiences challenge his perceptions and force him to grapple with the complexities of social injustice. Through his journey, the narrative explores themes of courage, moral awakening, and the impact of systemic discrimination on individuals and communities. Jerry's encounters serve as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced during a pivotal moment in American history.

Set against the backdrop of WWII, this novel features the spirited Pompey Hollow kids as they embark on new adventures filled with mischief and fun. When Farmer Parker injures his back, he unexpectedly receives help from a parachutist who lands on his farm, intertwining historical elements of D-Day into the story. The narrative combines wholesome themes with engaging historical context, making it a delightful read for those interested in both adventure and history.

Set in a captivating world, this novel series explores intricate character dynamics and rich storytelling. Each installment delves into the lives of diverse characters, intertwining their personal struggles with overarching themes of love, betrayal, and redemption. Readers will be drawn into a narrative that evolves with each book, revealing deeper layers of the plot and character development. The series promises a blend of suspense and emotional depth, making it a compelling journey for fans of immersive fiction.

Set against the backdrop of rural America in 1953, this coming-of-age story follows Mary Crane and her friends as they navigate summer adventures and a Halloween climax. When Mary connects with a boy from Pennsylvania through a pen pal program, their correspondence leads to the unraveling of a crime and an unresolved military mystery from the D-Day invasion. The narrative intertwines personal growth with historical significance, vividly depicting the era's culture and the importance of family farms, making it a poignant reflection on American history.

In the shadows of WWII, Tall Jerry and his friends begin the 1953 summer vacation looking for adventure. Young adults in the '50's were expected to work summers. Farm chores or summer jobs. Jerry and his friends were no exception. With no internet or cell phones and very few televisions in the day, they relied on their own imaginations to entertain themselves when they weren't working. They are to be high school freshman in the fall and that was exciting enough - but when the rumors began, their summer took a turn. Rumors of the long since forgotten Nazis POW's who had escaped upstate New York's Pine Camp's military brig back during the war. Still on the loose, it would seem, eight years later. As evidence and facts are gathered, stumbled into and tripped over, summer adventure shows promise. Rumor is they even get the ear of 'Ike'. The scuttlebutt was that President Eisenhower personally helped them develop a strategy. If that is true, Tall Jerry and his friends aren't talking.

Tall Jerry in the Delphi Falls Trilogy are of a time filled with characters that show true heroism. Of three legends that happened after the war and before there were cell phones and an internet, and not every house had a telephone or television. Of a time when a full, hot meal at school cost a quarter. It was a time when you could leave the house and go off to play without having to ask. The people are real, and the fictionalized legends are based in truth. Jerry and his friends lived during a world at war. By the time they were six they felt the impact of more than 80 million deaths worldwide. They grew up fast. They had to.

An adventure-driven narrative unfolds as a dying man, Gabe, teams up with Peck, a loquacious caretaker from Louisiana, for a road trip to a jazz festival. Their journey takes an unexpected turn to New Orleans, where Gabe meets Sasha, a Cajun real estate mogul, igniting a romantic spark. Meanwhile, Peck faces wrongful kidnapping accusations, prompting Sasha to search for Gabe to clear his name. The plot thickens with a secondary crime involving a violent biker and stolen medication, showcasing the complex character dynamics and emotional depth throughout the story.

Set against the backdrop of the Jim Crow era, the narrative follows a twelve-year-old boy who experiences the harsh realities of racial prejudice. Motivated by compassion, he rallies his friends, family, and neighbors to support Anna Kristina, a victim of discrimination. The story explores themes of courage, community, and the fight against injustice, highlighting the boy's journey from innocence to activism as he confronts societal challenges.

Set against the backdrop of New Orleans' Criminal Court, the story unfolds with a chilling atmosphere where kidnapping and murder are rampant. Innocent individuals are relentlessly pursued, likened to prey in the bayou. Amidst this chaos, a high school girl emerges as an unlikely hero, using her wit and resourcefulness to unravel the mystery and bring justice to those affected by the lurking dangers. The narrative explores themes of vulnerability and resilience in a city rife with crime.

Set in 1953, the story follows Tall Jerry, a twelve-year-old boy who experiences a growth spurt that coincides with a humorous encounter involving a Marilyn Monroe calendar. As he navigates the challenges of adolescence, his mischievous brother Dick and friend David Duba tease him, but it is his guardian angel, Ole Charlie, who guides him through this transformative summer. The narrative blends humor and heart, showcasing Jerry's journey to maturity with a touch of whimsical support from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.