books by Lonnie Coleman

books by Lonnie Coleman

books:

Lonnie Coleman

Lonnie Coleman

Dell Pub Co, 1983

I liked this as much as the first one
I enjoyed reading the continuing story of the Kendall family during the aftermath of the war between the states. The courage that is shown by these intrepid southerners is a remarkable thing to see. This was a very good book, and I recommend the two highly.

Mark

Lonnie coleman

Simon & Schuster, 1981

H E A R T B R E A K I N G !
Beulah Land is the bloated Gone With The Wind rip-off that Lonnie Coleman is known for; but if you have never heard of/read this book, you are missing out on the one of those surprising, rare treasures in popular fiction. This fictional memoir bravely, sweetly goes ...

Legacy of Beulah Land

Lonnie Coleman

Dell Publishing Company, 1981

OLD SOUTH
I have read Lonnie Coleman's complete "Beulah Land" series many times over, and I'm always caught up anew in the characters as they lived out their lives during this turbulent time of the Old South's growing up. It is historically accurate and informative.

Hard Stuff: The Autobiography of Mayor Coleman Young

Coleman Young, Lonnie Wheeler

Viking Adult, 1994

No nonsense approach to urban problems--Great!
I've had this book for a couple years now but only recently found the time to read it. Once I started, I couldn't put it down. Hard Stuff is great as a history of Detroit, a sociology of racism, and an analysis of tense urban/suburban relations. I think it is an ...

Beulah Land

Lonnie Coleman

Macmillan, 1974

BEULAH LAND
The series of Beulah Land books are better than gone with the wind. They are more realistic and historical. I highly recommend these books by Lonnie Coleman!