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Book Launch - "Two Sams"

Sat, Apr 13

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Yarmouth

Book Launch by Sharon Robart-Johnson for her new historical fiction novel Available in-person at the Museum (22 Collins St.) or via Zoom (click Learn More for the link)

Time & Location

Apr 13, 2024, 2:00 p.m.

Yarmouth, 22 Collins St, Yarmouth, NS B5A 3C8, Canada

About the Event

BOOK LAUNCH! Saturday, April 13 from 2-4pm

"Two Sams" by Sharon Robart-Johnson

Check out Sharon's message below

Attend in-person at the Yarmouth County Museum or via Zoom at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5676672127?pwd=ZzE5Mm94aG5LMkRzbHpISXJLckhCUT09&omn=83436382914

Passcode is YCHS (if asked)

"It’s only a week away!! Don’t forget the launch of my latest historical fiction novel, “Two Sams”, Saturday, April 13th at the Yarmouth County Museum and Archives from 2-4 pm. Read the good, the bad, the ugly and have a chuckle or two when you read about a father and son and their families and how they survived their journeys from New Jersey, to after their arrival in Shelburne. It is also available on Amazon and a few other sites. I will have copies on hand as will the museum.

Hope to see you at the launch.

"Two Sams" can be pre-ordered here.

MOOSEHOUSEPRESS.COM

Two Sams, based on historical documents and oral history, traces the journey of an African-Canadian family from colonial slavery, through the American Revolution, and on to the hardships of life as Black Loyalists in colonial Nova Scotia. Sam the father tells the story from the family's time in slavery, escape to freedom, and participation on the British side in the American War of Independence. After the war, when the family has moved to the British colony of Nova Scotia, Sam the son takes up the tale, when the Black Loyalists have to try to survive with little food, poor housing, few tools, and persistent white racism...." -Sharon

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Yarmouth, NS

B5A 3C8

Canada

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