| Author: | Mike Palecek | ISBN: | 9781507056912 |
| Publisher: | CWG Press | Publication: | January 17, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mike Palecek |
| ISBN: | 9781507056912 |
| Publisher: | CWG Press |
| Publication: | January 17, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The American Vision.
The American Journey.
Land of Liberty.
The Commies are Coming. The Commies are Coming!
The Criminals Are Coming!
The Terrorists Are Coming!
Big Bees!
It’s that time of year again.
Time for the release of the new sophomore textbook,
American History 101, complete with brand new sub-title.
But something is different this year.
Sales are down and a major publishing industry magazine has
shouted “Print Is Dead!”
How can that be?
Nickostatos Greenberg is the latest in the long line of family
members to head the publishing house Beantree Barkham Bagnor
… Kruszynianys, the big employer in the small town of New Town.
Nickostatos has to fi gure out a way to jazz up the new book
and sell some history in order to pass down a successful legacy
to his children.
He’s ready to try anything, even something drastic.
The naming of the sophomore American History 101 textbook
sub-title is one of the big events of book season in New Town.
What can he do?
What would make history interesting?
Tell the truth?
The American Vision.
The American Journey.
Land of Liberty.
The Commies are Coming. The Commies are Coming!
The Criminals Are Coming!
The Terrorists Are Coming!
Big Bees!
It’s that time of year again.
Time for the release of the new sophomore textbook,
American History 101, complete with brand new sub-title.
But something is different this year.
Sales are down and a major publishing industry magazine has
shouted “Print Is Dead!”
How can that be?
Nickostatos Greenberg is the latest in the long line of family
members to head the publishing house Beantree Barkham Bagnor
… Kruszynianys, the big employer in the small town of New Town.
Nickostatos has to fi gure out a way to jazz up the new book
and sell some history in order to pass down a successful legacy
to his children.
He’s ready to try anything, even something drastic.
The naming of the sophomore American History 101 textbook
sub-title is one of the big events of book season in New Town.
What can he do?
What would make history interesting?
Tell the truth?
