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Raymond Bial

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Author and photographer Raymond Bial (1948-2021) has been creating acclaimed books for children and adults for more than thirty years. His books have been published by Houghton Mifflin, Scholastic, Walker & Company, Marshall Cavendish, Crickhollow Books, and other fine publishers and university presses. Raymond also makes images on assignment, and his stock photographs have been used by book publishers such as National Geographic, advertising agencies such as Leo Burnett, and media such as PBS.

Raymond’s most recent books are Ellis Island: Coming to the Land of Liberty, which is an excellent companion volume to Tenement: Immigrant Life on the Lower East Side; The Shaker Village, a lovely collection of color photographs depicting the simplici
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The Underground Railroad

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Tenement: Immigrant Life on...

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One-Room School

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Where Lincoln Walked

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The Dress-Up Mirror

Crispin Books has recently released The Dress-Up Mirror.

This mystery novel for children aged eight and up is a sequel to Shadow Island.

In my experience children love ghost stories and suspenseful mysteries, and I wrote these books and other collections of ghost stories (The Fresh Grave, The Ghost of Honeymoon Creek, and Dripping Blood Cave) for my own children. And I was understandably delighted Read more of this blog post »
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“To be clean in body and spirit, they "went to water," bathing often in clear pools and mountain streams. They considered water, the sun, and fire to be holy gifts of Kanati, the Great Spirit.”
Raymond Bial, The Cherokee

“Communities were linked by seven networks of trails over which the Cherokee traveled to trade goods with the Iroquois, Chickasaw, Catawba, and other tribes as far away as the Gulf of Mexico.”
Raymond Bial, The Cherokee

“Cherokee men were active traders. They traded silver ornaments they had crafted, as well as deerskins and beaver pelts, with other tribes and European traders. A man could become wealthy, but if he did he had to deal with the disapproval of others in the clan and town who were not as well-off. They might scorn his wealth, and the shamans might wish him ill.”
Raymond Bial, The Cherokee

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``Laurie Thanks for the friendship invitation Raymond. Looking forward to reading more of your reviews.


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