FAW Writer’s Bookshelf

Here are some of the books written by FAW members. Newer books are on top, scroll down for a more complete list. Click on the book cover to be taken to a place where you can buy the book.
If your book isn’t here, send an image file of the cover and a one or two sentence blurb to Scott Davidson.
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Trade routes like the Silk Road and the Incense Route. Middle school |
A look at various forms of prejudice and how to reduce stereotyping. Middle school
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Covers geography, history, government, the economy of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Middle school |
Diabetes, its causes, symptoms, and methods of control. Adult
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A look at both sides of the vaccine debate. Library Journal’s bestselling microbiology title for 2019. |
Development of vaccines, how they work and the conflicts they cause. |
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2017 An anthology of essays from my first four years of writing for www.PositivelyFilipino and other random thoughts. |
Plant Foods of the Ohlone Peoples Rumsien & Mutsun Ohlone, self-published 2019, by Jo Ann Frisch.
Available from joannfrisch@sbcglobal.net. $20 each plus postage.
Ohlone Peoples have lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for thousands of years. This book focuses on their foods with native names and 42 illustrations by the author.
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MacNamara works as a Korean War atom bomb strategist at the Pentagon. His troubled conscience over his work forces him out and he joins the Lancaster Mennonites, marries the bishop’s daughter and begins to preach fiery sermons about a coming nuclear war between Russia and the West. He wins a following but his movement alienates his new family and splits the community. Then his son dies in a mysterious accident. |
After his father is murdered, Klaus joins the heretic Mennonites in south Germany and with a band of other refugees, he finds refuge in William Penn’s colonial Pennsylvania, where he establishes a successful grist mill business. But conflict between the settlers and the French-allied Delaware Indians engulfs the community. He is torn between his sons—one who is studious and intellectual and one who becomes a militia commander. |
Mennonites have been pacifists for 500 years. When war fever hits the Pennsylvania community in 1917, Mastie Stoltzfus enlists– the ultimate bad-boy act among Mennonites. His brother Ira does the good-boy act. As a conscientious objector, he is drummed into a military camp and ends up in prison for not obeying military rules. Mastie returns from France repentant and welcomed by his father. Ira broods in prison over his fate. |





































