Creeping into Norcross, Georgia
FRIDAY AUGUST 13th, 2010
If you dare to Meet & Greet the Authors
Drop by the 45 South Cafe on South Peachtree Street
From 4 p.m. until light of day gives way to dark witching hour and a stroll with Southern Spirits, a.k.a. The Norcross Ghost Tour begins at 8 p.m.
Haunted stories and Historic images come back to life on the pages of "Souls of Norcross; A
Friday the 13th, PACKAGE DEAL!!! Buy one book and one tour ticket for $22! Click here now ...
Upcoming Events Schedule 2010
‘Remembering Norcross'

SallyToole
A free lance writer who is dedicated to offering humorous, historical,and inspirational stories that everyone can Read aloud or Read alone! A History buff, Sally is currently digging up some great stories about the Souls remaining in Norcross, a Goergia railroad town with an AFTERLIFE ALL ITS OWN.
Sally Steps into History With Confederate Actors at Stone Mountain, Georgia January 2009...

Thanks to the 42nd Georgia Volunteers for a great day!
Sally Was Proud to Identify an Indian Bent Tree Trail Marker Within Stone Mountain, Georgia!

A sign describing Indian bent tree markers can be read by hikers at Stone Mountain









Since Oct 1, 2009
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A portion of proceeds benefit Animal Rescue!! 
'The Best Gift I Never Opened'
$12.50
Set between 1965 and 1972, the author recalls a wonderful and imaginative childhood she shared with a neighbor and her dog who clicked at their heels. Apollo missions, assasinations, racial riots, the Viet Nam conflict played out on T.V. and just inside the beltway of Washington, D.C. minutes from home in Alexandria, Virginia.
With a senate press secretary for a neighbor, the capital city became a familar place for insider visits and school field trips.
WINNER 'HONORABLE MENTION' 2007 DIY BOOK FESTIVAL
'A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS'
$10.00
A collection of christian devotionals that help the reader see God's grace everyday. Humor and inspiration are all rolled up in her stories of family craziness that everyone can relate to and share with children of all ages.
The stories reveal God is truely our 'Home for All Seasons.'
