by Cindy Noonan | Jun 5, 2017 | Worldview
Hold on to your colonial tricorn hats! I’m signing copies of my new edition of Dark Enough to See the Stars: A Story of Escape on the Underground Railroad on July 9th in the oldest bookstore in the world – the Moravian Book and Gift Shop in Bethlehem,...
by Cindy Noonan | Apr 7, 2017 | Book Reviews, Worldview
Dark Enough to See the Stars first edition is no longer available. But we have a new sheriff in town! Or should I say, a new book edition? If you haven’t heard from me lately, it’s because I have been busy forming my own publishing company (High Star...
by Cindy Noonan | Aug 10, 2016 | Underground Railroad Nuggets, Worldview
Before the American Revolution, Paul Revere made his famous ride to Lexington to warn Samuel Adams and John Hancock that the British were coming on April 18, 1775. He stopped at homes along the way, knocked on doors, and warned people the British were near. Revere was...
by Cindy Noonan | Jun 27, 2016 | Underground Railroad Nuggets, Worldview
Many colorful characters are recorded in America’s history of civil rights for black Americans. I have blogged about some well-known African-Americans who championed civil rights. However, many whites willingly faced persecution from their peers for defending their...
by Cindy Noonan | Mar 11, 2016 | Book Reviews, Underground Railroad Nuggets, Worldview
In a recent blog I mentioned that I would spend time writing about heroes who help close the racial divide. I talked briefly about Bishop Harry Jackson, a modern day champion of racial reconciliation.This week I am taking us back to 1936, the year of the Olympics in...
by Cindy Noonan | Feb 29, 2016 | Worldview
Since I write historical fiction for kids about slavery and the Underground Railroad inDark Enough To See the Stars, I am keenly interested in the recent developments that have stirred up racial tensions. We hear all the bad news. We see riots and anger played out on...
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