Annie feels left out and that she doesn't belong anywhere. She goes to The Alamo where she learns about The Alamo and her family history. She finds she is a descendant of an Alamo Defender. She meets other descendants, many of which are relatives. Her Alamo experience changes her opinion of herself. She finds she truly does belong to history and her family.https://maryjeankelsoauthor.wixsite.com/mjkel
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Mary Jean Kelso is the descendant of an Alamo Defender. She has many children's, young adult and adult books to her credit. She writes for newspapers and magazines. She presents her books at the Nevada State Legisture's Legislative Preview through the Made in Nevada organization. She has received a National Press Assoc. Award and a Nevada Press Assoc. Award while also being recognized by children's organizations. Many of her books for children are used in schools and are especially appropriate for children with Special Needs. Xavier Society for the Blind produces them in braille to teach non-sighted youngsters how to read. https://maryjeankelsoauthor.wixsite.com/mjkel
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