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Book Details: Book Title: Delaware from Railways to Freeways / First State, Second Phase by Dave Tabler Category: Adult Non-Fiction, 110 pages Genre: American History, Colonial Publisher: Dave Tabler Publication Date: Nov 1, 2023 Formats Available for Review: print (softback) (USA), ebook (EPUB, PDF, NETGALLEY download) Tour dates: Jan 8 to Jan 26, 2024 Content Rating: G. Suitable for all audiences.
"Delaware from Railroads to Freeways by Dave Tabler is a visually stunning book that takes readers on a captivating journey through Delaware's 19th-century history. With engaging narrative and stunning graphics that seem to leap off the page, this book provides an immersive and enthralling reading experience as Tabler chronicles the rich history of Delaware. This is his second installment of a three-part series on the history of Delaware – the First State.... For Delaware natives and enthusiasts, this is probably one of the best-illustrated background books of Delaware's 19th-century history as you can find about the First State. It is truly a captivating book." -- AuthorsReading
"Dave Tabler’s Delaware from Railways to Freeways is a fascinating history text covering important sites and artifacts from the first state. The book includes a wealth of historical and social insights into the production techniques and ultimate significance behind the early Delaware artifacts and events it covers. It makes note of the geographical importance of certain buildings and landscapes as well. Detailed images appear on each page of the book alongside brief, evocative descriptions of their meaning and significance. The result is an involving pictorial history of the evolution of Delaware, complemented by distinguishing coverage of the development of the state’s transportation infrastructure." -- Foreword Reviews "Tabler’s second entry in a trilogy covering the history of Delaware rides the rails into the First State’s storied past, covering the tumultuous yet prosperous 19th century and the dawn of the 20th, that era of iron, steam, Civil War, suffragettes, technical marvels, and surprises both fun—like the history of scrapple, or the suspender-and-pants rig known as a “breeches buoy” used to rescue mariners—to the morbid, like public whipping posts or the jolting tale of a child’s corpse being sent through the mail. The stories of trends, people, and material goods that Tabler highlights, in short and inviting bursts of text, are interesting and well buttressed by the copious illustrations." -- Booklife "The contents are entertaining and varied, offering glimpses of little-known aspects of American history, from Colonial-era enmity between Whigs and Tories to inventions such as the Manby mortar, a cannon-like device used in rescuing people from sinking ships, to a bartending goose." -- Kirkus Reviews "Delaware from Railways to Freeways is the second book in a series that began with Delaware Before the Railroads and whose planned conclusion is Delaware from Freeways to e-Ways. In his preface, author Dave Tabler touts the advent of the railroad, saying that it “ushered in a prosperous era for the First State” due to Delaware’s “strategic location” on the Delaware Bay. The book is mostly photographs, all of which are vibrant and compelling and include objects that would not be present in most histories of the state, such as John Jones’s adjustable peach sorter: an 1874 invention that revolutionized peach sorting. Or the crawlspace in the home of Quaker couple Daniel and Mary Corbit, in which they hid a fugitive slave in 1845. Tabler’s captions are bite-sized yet satisfying, offering readers a plethora of history without making them feel overworked. ...More a coffee-table book than a proper history, Dave Tabler’s Delaware from Railways to Freeways is a worthy read for any devotee of Delaware’s past." -- Indie Reader "Delaware from Railways to Freeways offers readers a captivating journey through Delaware’s lesser-known history. It is an excellent choice for those who relish reading about unusual facts and harbor a passion for history, even if it occasionally leans toward trivia. This book provides a valuable contribution to understanding Delaware’s rich heritage." -- Literary Titan
Book Description:
Our tiny state continues to make an oversized impact on today’s America. Explore the mind-blowing facts that give Delaware a unique place in history. Want to know more about the historical depth of the Diamond State? Curious to learn the surprising background behind cypress shingles, Conestoga wagons, and Patty Cannon? Wondering about the origins of George Washington’s famous cherry tree story? Popular blogger and long-time Delawarean Dave Tabler relishes sharing his love of the past with hundreds of thousands of online readers. And now he’s here to celebrate the many fascinating details that make this small first state a real powerhouse. Delaware from Railways to Freeways covers eye-opening information about the region and its residents from 1800 to 1907. Laying out a captivating journey through pictures and offering up little-known anecdotes, entertainingly educational stories, and a comprehensive deep dive, Tabler gives insightful commentary on inventions, contributors to society, and transformative technology. History lovers of all ages will immensely enjoy this trove of 19th-century lore. In Delaware from Railways to Freeways, you’ll discover:
Delaware from Railways to Freeways is the perfect combination of coffee table book and reference resource and is the second volume in the Delaware History Overview series. If you like photography from the past, engrossing regional tales, and adaptive teaching tools, then you’ll adore Dave Tabler’s fresh retrospective. 
Meet the Author:
Ten year old Dave Tabler decided he was going to read the ‘R’ volume from the family’s World Book Encyclopedia set over summer vacation. He never made it from beginning to end. He did, however, become interested in Norman Rockwell, rare-earth elements, and Run for the Roses. Tabler’s father encouraged him to try his hand at taking pictures with the family camera. With visions of Rockwell dancing in his head, Tabler press-ganged his younger brother into wearing a straw hat and sitting next to a stream barefoot with a homemade fishing pole in his hand. The resulting image was terrible. Dave Tabler went on to earn degrees in art history and photojournalism despite being told he needed a ‘Plan B.' Fresh out of college, Tabler contributed the photography for The Illustrated History of American Civil War Relics, which taught him how to work with museum curators, collectors, and white cotton gloves. He met a man in the Shenandoah Valley who played the musical saw, a Knoxville fellow who specialized in collecting barbed wire, and Tom Dickey, brother of the man who wrote ‘Deliverance.’ In 2006 Tabler circled back to these earlier encounters with Appalachian culture as an idea for a blog. AppalachianHistory.net today reaches 375,000 readers a year. Dave Tabler moved to Delaware in 2010 and became smitten with its rich past. He no longer copies Norman Rockwell, but his experience working with curators and collectors came in handy when he got the urge to photograph a love letter to Delaware’s early heritage. This may be the start of something. connect with the author: website ~ twitter ~ facebook ~ pinterest ~ instagram ~ goodreads
Tour Schedule:
Jan 8 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway Jan 9 – China Sorrows – book review / giveaway Jan 10 – Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight / giveaway Jan 10 - From the TBR Pile - book spotlight guest post / giveaway Jan 11 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Jan 12 – The Sexy Nerd Revue – book spotlight / giveaway Jan 16 – Leanne Bookstagram – book review Jan 16 - Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Jan 17– My Reading Getaway – book review / author interview / giveaway Jan 18 – Gina Rae Mitchell – book review / guest post / giveaway Jan 19 – Paws.Read.Repeat – book review / giveaway Jan 22 – Welcome To MLM Opinions Reviews – book review / giveaway Jan 23 – Country Mamas With Kids – book review / author interview / giveaway Jan 24 –Because I said so- adventures in parenting – book review / guest post / giveaway Jan 25 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight Jan 26- Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's – book review / giveaway
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SPOTLIGHT BOOK TOUR: Delaware from Railways to Freeways / First State, Second Phase by Dave Tabler10/17/2023 
Join Us For This Tour From Nov 20 to Dec 15
Book Details: Book Title: Delaware from Railways to Freeways / First State, Second Phase by Dave Tabler Category: Adult Non-Fiction, 110 pages Genre: American History, Colonial Publisher: Dave Tabler Publication Date: Nov 1, 2023 Tour dates: Nov 20 to Dec 15 Content Rating: G. None needed. Works for all audiences.
"Delaware from Railroads to Freeways by Dave Tabler is a visually stunning book that takes readers on a captivating journey through Delaware's 19th-century history. With engaging narrative and stunning graphics that seem to leap off the page, this book provides an immersive and enthralling reading experience as Tabler chronicles the rich history of Delaware. This is his second installment of a three-part series on the history of Delaware – the First State.... For Delaware natives and enthusiasts, this is probably one of the best-illustrated background books of Delaware's 19th-century history as you can find about the First State. It is truly a captivating book." -- AuthorsReading
"Dave Tabler’s Delaware from Railways to Freeways is a fascinating history text covering important sites and artifacts from the first state. The book includes a wealth of historical and social insights into the production techniques and ultimate significance behind the early Delaware artifacts and events it covers. It makes note of the geographical importance of certain buildings and landscapes as well. Detailed images appear on each page of the book alongside brief, evocative descriptions of their meaning and significance. The result is an involving pictorial history of the evolution of Delaware, complemented by distinguishing coverage of the development of the state’s transportation infrastructure." -- Foreword Reviews "Tabler’s second entry in a trilogy covering the history of Delaware rides the rails into the First State’s storied past, covering the tumultuous yet prosperous 19th century and the dawn of the 20th, that era of iron, steam, Civil War, suffragettes, technical marvels, and surprises both fun—like the history of scrapple, or the suspender-and-pants rig known as a “breeches buoy” used to rescue mariners—to the morbid, like public whipping posts or the jolting tale of a child’s corpse being sent through the mail. The stories of trends, people, and material goods that Tabler highlights, in short and inviting bursts of text, are interesting and well buttressed by the copious illustrations." -- Booklife "The contents are entertaining and varied, offering glimpses of little-known aspects of American history, from Colonial-era enmity between Whigs and Tories to inventions such as the Manby mortar, a cannon-like device used in rescuing people from sinking ships, to a bartending goose." -- Kirkus Reviews "Delaware from Railways to Freeways is the second book in a series that began with Delaware Before the Railroads and whose planned conclusion is Delaware from Freeways to e-Ways. In his preface, author Dave Tabler touts the advent of the railroad, saying that it “ushered in a prosperous era for the First State” due to Delaware’s “strategic location” on the Delaware Bay. The book is mostly photographs, all of which are vibrant and compelling and include objects that would not be present in most histories of the state, such as John Jones’s adjustable peach sorter: an 1874 invention that revolutionized peach sorting. Or the crawlspace in the home of Quaker couple Daniel and Mary Corbit, in which they hid a fugitive slave in 1845. Tabler’s captions are bite-sized yet satisfying, offering readers a plethora of history without making them feel overworked. ...More a coffee-table book than a proper history, Dave Tabler’s Delaware from Railways to Freeways is a worthy read for any devotee of Delaware’s past." -- Indie Reader "Delaware from Railways to Freeways offers readers a captivating journey through Delaware’s lesser-known history. It is an excellent choice for those who relish reading about unusual facts and harbor a passion for history, even if it occasionally leans toward trivia. This book provides a valuable contribution to understanding Delaware’s rich heritage." -- Literary Titan
Book Description:
Delaware from Railways to Freeways covers eye-opening information about the region and its residents from 1800 to 1907. Laying out a captivating journey through pictures and offering up little-known anecdotes, entertainingly educational stories, and a comprehensive deep dive, Tabler gives insightful commentary on inventions, contributors to society, and transformative technology. History lovers of all ages will immensely enjoy this trove of 19th-century lore. 
Meet the Author:
Ten year old Dave Tabler decided he was going to read the ‘R’ volume from the family’s World Book Encyclopedia set over summer vacation. He never made it from beginning to end. He did, however, become interested in Norman Rockwell, rare-earth elements, and Run for the Roses. Tabler’s father encouraged him to try his hand at taking pictures with the family camera. With visions of Rockwell dancing in his head, Tabler press-ganged his younger brother into wearing a straw hat and sitting next to a stream barefoot with a homemade fishing pole in his hand. The resulting image was terrible. Dave Tabler went on to earn degrees in art history and photojournalism despite being told he needed a ‘Plan B.' Fresh out of college, Tabler contributed the photography for The Illustrated History of American Civil War Relics, which taught him how to work with museum curators, collectors, and white cotton gloves. He met a man in the Shenandoah Valley who played the musical saw, a Knoxville fellow who specialized in collecting barbed wire, and Tom Dickey, brother of the man who wrote ‘Deliverance.’ In 2006 Tabler circled back to these earlier encounters with Appalachian culture as an idea for a blog. AppalachianHistory.net today reaches 375,000 readers a year. Dave Tabler moved to Delaware in 2010 and became smitten with its rich past. He no longer copies Norman Rockwell, but his experience working with curators and collectors came in handy when he got the urge to photograph a love letter to Delaware’s early heritage. This may be the start of something. connect with the author: website ~ twitter ~ facebook ~ pinterest ~ instagram ~ goodreads
Tour Schedule:
Nov 20 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book spotlight / giveaway Nov 21 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Nov 22 – fundinmental – book spotlight / giveaway Nov 22 - Splashes of Joy - book spotlight / giveaway Nov 24 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Nov 27- Pick a Good Book – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Nov 28– Cover Lover Book Review – book spotlight / giveaway Nov 29 – Kim's Book Reviews and Wrting Aha's – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Nov 30 – Diane’s Book Journal – book spotlight / giveaway Dec 1 –My Reading Getaway – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Dec 4 – Leanne Bookstagram – book spotlight Dec 5 – Faith and Books – book spotlight / giveaway Dec 5 - Books with a Chance - book spotlight / giveaway Dec 6– Gina Rae Mitchell – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Dec 7 – Brooke Blogs – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Dec 8 - Lisa Everyday Reads – book spotlight / giveaway Dec 11 – Celticlady's Reviews – book spotlight / giveaway Dec 12 – FUONLYKNEW – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Dec 13 – Liese's Blog – book spotlight Dec 14 – Stephanie Jane – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway TBD – Paws.Read.Repeat – book spotlight / giveaway
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We are uniquely shaped by innovations that influenced us during our "coming of age" years between 10 and 25.
It is the technological interactions in our adolescence and college years that guide our generational frames more than anything else, not the day we were born.We are generations of technology. We are GenTech. - Dr. Rick Chromey 
Join us for this tour from Mar 23 to Apr 3, 2020!
Book Details: Book Title: GenTech: An American Story of Technology, Change and Who We Really Are by Dr. Rick Chromey Category: Adult Non-fiction 18 yrs +, 328 pages Genre: History / Cultural & Technical History Publisher: Morgan James Publishing Release date: May 26, 2020 Tour dates: Mar 23 to Apr 3, 2020 Content Rating: G : This is a non-fiction book about our technical history and how it has shaped our culture.
Book Description:
Every twenty years a new generation rises, but who and what defines these generations? And could current generational tags mislead and miss the point? In this insightful analysis of technology history since 1900, Dr. Rick Chromey offers a fresh perspective for understanding what makes a generation tick and differ from others. Within GenTech, readers learn how every generation uniquely interacts with particular technologies that define historical temperament and personality and why current generational labels are more fluid than fixed, and more loopy than linear. Consequently, three major generational constellations emerge, each containing four, twenty-year generations that overlap, merge, and blend:
Official Scheduled Release Date is May 26, 2020.
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Meet the Author:
Rick Chromey is a cultural explorer, social historian and generational futurist. He’s also served as a pastor, professor, speaker/trainer, and consultant. In 2017, he founded MANNA! Educational Services International to inspire and equip leaders, teachers, pastors, and parents. Rick has a doctorate in leadership and the emerging culture; and travels the U.S. and world to speak on culture, faith, history, education, and leadership topics. He has authored over a dozen books on leadership, natural motivation, creative communication, and classroom management. He lives with his wife, Linda, in Meridian, Idaho. Connect with the Author: website ~ youtube ~ facebook ~ twitter ~ instagram
Tour Schedule:
Mar 23 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Mar 23 - Working Mommy Journal – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 24 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 24 -Splashes of Joy – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 25 -Rockin Book Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Mar 25 - Celticlady's Reviews – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 25 –The Irresponsible Reader – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Mar 25 -Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Mar 26 – Literary Flits – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 26 - Library of Clean Reads – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 26 – Mystery Suspense Reviews – book spotlight / guest post Mar 27 – The Avid Reader – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 31 –T’s stuff – book spotlight / giveaway Mar 31 -Sefina Hawke's Books – book spotlight Apr 1 – Books and Zebras – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 1 –Stephanie Jane – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 2 – Books for Books – book spotlight Apr 3 - Svetlana's reads and views – book spotlight / giveaway
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Join us for this tour from April 13 to May 1, 2020!
Book Details: Book Title: Bury Him: A Memoir of the Viet Nam War by Captain Doug Chamberlain Category: Non-Fiction (18 +), 348 pages Genre: Memoir, Biographies of the Marines Publisher: Love the West Publications LLC Release date: November 2019 Format available for review: print, mobi (for Kindle), epub, PDF Will send print books out: USA Tour dates: April 13 to May 1, 2020 Content Rating: PG + M: Some scenes of the war, no bad language, no sex.
“...His book recounts his agonized response to a direct order to 'bury' the remains of a fallen Marine in Vietnam...”
—John E. Brown, III Past president of JBU, and former AR State Senator
Book Description:
In this frank, engaging memoir, Captain Chamberlain chronicles the missions, personal courage and sacrifice of the Marines he was privileged to command; painfully recalls the unspeakable order he and his Marines were forced to obey; and the cover-up which followed. Nearly four decades later, Captain Chamberlain makes right what was wrong; brings closure to the family of a fallen and abandoned warrior; and attempts to put to rest the guilt which plagued his military career and life. Unlike most books on the Viet Nam War, this book is written at a tactical level by a Marine Company Commander who was there. 
Meet the Author:
Doug Chamberlain, the grandson of homesteaders in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska, grew up with the "country values" instilled in him in the rural environment of a very small community. Even though there were only 10 students in his high school graduating class, several of his classmates pursued careers, public service, and military service that took them to various locations around the world. His rural values and the foundational reinforcement of those values at the University of Wyoming and John Brown University proved to be tested in their entirety when he became a Marine Infantry Officer in the Viet Nam War. His life changing experiences in that war proved to haunt him during his search to solve a mystery that spanned 50 years...and Bury Him details the sordid facts and the horrible truth that had eluded him. Connect with the author: website ~ facebook
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Apr 13 – Working Mommy Journal – book review / giveaway Apr 13 -Adventurous Jessy – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 14 –T's Stuff – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Apr 15 – StoreyBook Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 16 – Books and Zebras – book review / giveaway Apr 17 –Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 21 - Over Coffee Conversations – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 21 – @momfluenster – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 21 –Svetlana's reads and views – book review Apr 22 –Library of Clean Reads – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 22 - Olio By Marilyn – book review / giveaway Apr 22 -Olio By Marilyn – book spotlight/ author interview Apr 23 –Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Apr 23 -Cheryl's Book Nook – book review / giveaway Apr 24 –fundinmental – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 27 –Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 27 –michellemengsbookblog – book review / giveaway Apr 28 –Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway Apr 29 –Literary Flits – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 29 -Leels Loves Books – book review / giveaway Apr 30 – She Just Loves Books – book review / giveaway May 1 –The avid Reader – book spotlight / giveaway TBD - Books,Dreams,Life - book spotlight / guest post / giveaway
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Join us for this tour from Apr 13 to May 1, 2020
Book Title: Perils and Pearls: In World War II, a Family's Story of Survival and Freedom from Japanese Jungle Prison Camps by Hulda Bachman-Neeb Category: Adult Non-Fiction, 190 pages Genre: Memoir / Japanese History Publisher: BristleCone Press Release date: September, 2019 Format available for review: print, mobi, epub, PDF Will send print books out: USA Tour dates: Apr 13 to May 1, 2020 Content Rating: PG: There are mentions of decapitation and ugly jail or camp scenes and murder. No bad words, no expletives, no drug use and no drinking.
"The story of our Dutch family being ripped apart isn't unique. Millions suffered beyond description during the war. However, today, I have the opportunity to share our story with others so that they may know just how priceless their freedom is. That is my sincerest wish in bringing this book to the general public." - Hulda Bachmann-Neeb
Book Description:
In World War II much of Asia fell under Japanese control after the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. All non-Asians were imprisoned in concentration camps until August of 1945, the end of the war in the Pacific. This is the story of a Dutch family, resident in the Dutch East Indies, that fell victim to the Japanese occupation and was interned in jungle camps throughout the war. It tells the journey from riches to rags, from fear and suffering, to the joy of freedom and recovery.
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Meet the Author:
Hulda Bachman–Neeb was born in Indonesia of colonial Dutch parentage two years before the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941. Because much of Asia fell under Japanese control, all non-Asians were imprisoned in concentration camps until August of 1945, the end of the war in the Pacific. As a member of the Dutch Foreign Service in her adult life, Hulda held assignments in twenty-five countries over a period of thirty-six years, retiring in 1996. She is married to an American, James Bachman, a historian and author, and has dual citizenship. Hulda and her husband live in Estes Park, Colorado. Connect with the author: website ~ facebook ~ twitter
Tour Schedule:
Apr 13 – Working Mommy Journal – book review / giveaway Apr 14 –Splashes of Joy – book review / giveaway Apr 14 -I'm Into Books – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 15 –Library of Clean Reads – book review / giveaway Apr 16 – StoreyBook Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 16 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 17 –Literary Flits – book review / giveaway Apr 20 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 21 –@momfluenster – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Apr 21- She Just Loves Books – book review / giveaway Apr 22 –Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Apr 22 -Leels Loves Books – book review / giveaway Apr 23 –Olio By Marilyn – book spotlight / author interview Apr 23 –Olio By Marilyn – book review / giveaway Apr 24 – Cheryl's Book Nook – book review / giveaway Apr 27 –Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Apr 28 –Svetlana's reads and views – book review / giveaway Apr 29 –Laura's Interests – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 30 –The avid Reader – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway May 1 – michellemengsbookblog – book review / giveaway TBD - Books,Dreams,Life - book spotlight / guest post / giveaway
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