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Yearwood to sign book about Pike

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Friday, February 13. 2009
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Ann Yearwood sat at her table by a window and sipped coffee as she watched little redbirds peck at bird seed in the feeder by the magnolia tree in her backyard. Two copies of her new book called Redbird Farm lay nearby.

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#1 Sheila Tolley on 02/16/09 at 11:28 AM
Dear Mrs. Yearwood,
I am sure you do not remember me among the many that you taught. You taught me Psychology and I loved that class. I remember the day you painted the bulletin board red. It became my favorite color. Please contact me atsmtolley@comcast.net. I wish to purchase a signed copy of your book. Please do publish the second and third books. Just give your children a copy, but don't deny us the pleasure of reading them.
#2 Mark on 02/16/09 at 04:30 PM
I read Mrs. Yearwood's book and liked it. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in rural life and good story telling. The spiritual awakening of the main character was very well done and something many of us can relate to.
#3 Sheila Tolley on 02/17/09 at 11:48 AM
My apologies Mrs. Yearwood, I should have had a space in my previous comment. My email address is
smtolley@comcast.net
#4 Melonie Frillman on 02/18/09 at 11:45 AM
Just want to say..Redbird Farm has been well recieved at the Griffin Library. I myself am on the waiting list to read it.
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