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Previous
Publications
Since Jacqueline Jackson published her first book, Cloudlander,
at age ten, she's published twelve others. Some of the older books are out of print, but copies can be found on the Internet ranging
in price from bargain to outrageous. The one she gets the most queries
about is Paleface Redskins, now totally un-politically correct,
but it captured the imaginations of young readers in the '60s and
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The
Round Barn - Volume One
Beloit
College Press
- 2011
Begun
with a promise to Grampa when Jackie was just fifteen, The Round
Barn is now in print! Join her as she shares farm stories
spanning almost seven decades. Meet “Daddy Dougan,” Ron, Vera and
the kids: Joan, Patsy, Jackie, and Craig; the hired men, neighbors,
and the town beyond. With dozens of authentic photos, this book
is touching, funny, tragic, and warm – truly. “A Biography of
an American Farm.”
The
Round Barn - Volume Two
Beloit
College Press
- 2012
Begun
with a promise to Grampa when Jackie was just fifteen, The Round
Barn is now in print! Join her as she shares farm stories
spanning almost seven decades. Meet “Daddy Dougan,” Ron, Vera and
the kids: Joan, Patsy, Jackie, and Craig; the hired men, neighbors,
and the town beyond. With dozens of authentic photos, this book
is touching, funny, tragic, and warm – truly. “A Biography of
an American Farm.”
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The
Round Barn - Volume Three
Beloit
College Press
- 2014
Begun
with a promise to Grampa when Jackie was just fifteen, The Round
Barn is now in print! Join her as she shares farm stories
spanning almost seven decades. Meet “Daddy Dougan,” Ron, Vera and
the kids: Joan, Patsy, Jackie, and Craig; the hired men, neighbors,
and the town beyond. With dozens of authentic photos, this book
is touching, funny, tragic, and warm – truly. “A Biography of
an American Farm.”
The
Round Barn - Volume Four
Beloit
College Press
- 2017
Begun
with a promise to Grampa when Jackie was just fifteen, The Round
Barn is now in print! Join her as she shares farm stories
spanning almost seven decades. Meet “Daddy Dougan,” Ron, Vera and
the kids: Joan, Patsy, Jackie, and Craig; the hired men, neighbors,
and the town beyond. With dozens of authentic photos, this book
is touching, funny, tragic, and warm – truly. “A Biography of
an American Farm.”
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Stories
From the Round Barn
Northwestern
University Press - 1997
The busy and compelling life on the Dougan dairy farm in Wisconsin
is recounted through stories about those living and working there:
milkmen, barn hands, field workers, kids on the place, parents,
grandparents, animals. It spans 1906-1949.
More
Stories From the Round Barn
Northwestern
University Press - 2002
The stories continue with the same cast, but adding in townsfolk,
neighbors, foreign workers. The span extends to 1971.
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Taking
Liberties:
A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline
Jackson Publications - 2005
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
Liberty
on the Ramparts: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline Jackson Publications - 2006
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
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Liberty
Takes a Break: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline
Jackson Publications - 2007
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
Liberty
Chastized: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline Jackson Publications - 2008
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
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Liberty
Vanquished:
A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline
Jackson Publications - 2009
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
Liberty
Endures: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline Jackson Publications - 2010
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
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Liberty
Drums On:
A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline
Jackson Publications - 2011
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
Liberty
Goes Gothis: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline Jackson Publications - 2012
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
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Liberty
Goes Granite: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline
Jackson Publications - 2013
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
Liberty
Apres les Heures: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline Jackson Publications - 2014
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
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Liberty
Dissected: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline
Jackson Publications - 2015
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
Oh,
My Gawd! Another Liberty!: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline Jackson Publications - 2016
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
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Serving
Up Liberty:
A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline
Jackson Publications - 2017
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
Liberty
Meets the New Reality: A Year of Illinois Times Poems
Jacqueline Jackson Publications - 2018
A collection
of weekly poems published in the Illinois Times, Springfield, Illinois.
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Turn
Not Pale, Beloved Snail: A Book About Writing Among Other Things
Little,
Brown and Co. - 1974
A non-textbook
on the joys of living and writing, for kids and adults.
The
Endless Pavement
- co-author William Perlmutter
Seabury Press - 1973
It's
the future, the whole world is paved, everything is on wheels and
people are under the rule of the Great Computermobile, until Josette
with an apple take things into her own hands. This book has been
turned into a ballet and a full length musical with original music
by Philip Koplow.
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The
Orchestra Mice
Illustrated
by Robert Morrow
Reilly & Lee - 1970
A troupe of musical mice put on a unique and unexpected concert:
"While orchestra, leader and audience too / Fell hushed as they
heard what the mousies could do, / With ten on the keyboard and
two on the pedals. / The critics cheered "Bravo! They all deserve
medals!"
Spring
Song
Illustrated
by Barbara Morrow
Kent State University Press - 1969
Thirteen
verses, with music, of how each animal feels about spring: "Maa,
maa!" blats the goat, / Wattles swinging at his throat. / "Frisky
whiskey fills my blood! / Who can lie and chew the cud?"
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The
Ghost Boat
Illustrated
by the author
Little, Brown and Co. - 1969
The Richards kids invent a ghost who haunts a derelict boat on their
Wisconsin lake, and then find out it's not as easiy to get rid of
a ghost as to think one up.
The
Paleface Redskins
Illustrated
by the author
Little, Brown and Co. - 1968
The Richards
kids play serious Indian on a Wisconsin lake, and declare war on
a Boy Scout camp that has usurped their land.
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Chicken
Ten Thousand
Illustrated
by Barbara Morrow
Little, Brown and Co. - 1968
A chicken
who feels life is a husk escapes from an egg factory and discovers
the wonders of freedom, including a rooster and chicks.
Missing
Melinda
Little, Brown and Co. - 1967
Twins Cordelia and Ophelia find a valuable antique doll in an attic;
it's stolen, and they have some scary adventures getting it back.
The final clue comes, perhaps not unexpectedly, through Shakespeare.
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The
Taste of Spruce Gum
Little
Brown and Co. - 1966
Libby's mother travels to a Vermont lumber camp to marry her dead
husband's brother, whom she's never met. Libby takes an instant
dislike to the place and to her stepfather, and the story is the
working out of the complicated relationships. It's set in 1903 and
the lumber camp and many of the events are true.
Julie's
Secret Sloth
Little, Brown and Co. - 1953
Julie, not allowed pets, comes (rather plausibly) into possession
of a zoo-rejected sloth, and finds it's hard to keep any living
creature secret, even one that does essentially nothing
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