Cally Johnson-Isaacs Libros

Isaac Johnson was born in in 1844. His father was a white farmer and his mother an enslaved African from Madagascar. After a succession of owners and two failed escape attempts, Johnson finally achieved freedom during the Civil War. Published in 1901, Slavery Days in Old Kentucky, was written to argue against what Johnson saw as a romanticized nostalgia for slavery.

It's a dull, rainy spring day in Fairy Land. There's only one thing that will brighten things up - Mimi and her friends need to paint a rainbow. But the magic paintbrushes are missing! With a sprinkling of magic, maybe Catkin the fairy kitten will be able to help...The first title in a brand new series of fairies and friendship. With a removable pop-up fairy and animal in each book, plus gorgeous glittery covers, it's the perfect series to collect. You'll want them all!