[COMPLETE] Cleanup: Rednecks

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There are issues that need to be cleaned up on the book Rednecks by Taylor Brown.

1. Hardcover Edition: Rednecks (ISBN 9781250329332)

- There is a paragraph break missing from the description. There needs to be a break between the sentence that ends with “...to save her home and grandson” and the sentence that begins with “Real-life historical figures burn bright…”

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2. Kindle Edition: Rednecks (ASIN B0CGRYJPTQ)

- The same description correction needs to be made.

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3. Ebook Edition: Rednecks (ISBN 9781250329349)

- The same description correction needs to be made.

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4. Audible Edition: Rednecks (ASIN B0CQZ3KJ3K)

- The same description correction needs to be made.

- The page count is missing. It should be 12.

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5. Digital Audiobook Edition: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

- The ISBN is missing. The ISBN-13 needs to be 9798892730785.

- The same description correction needs to be made.

- The page count is missing. It should be 12.

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6. Missing Edition: MP3 CD Audiobook

TITLE: Rednecks
AUTHOR: Taylor Brown
NARRATOR: Ramiz Monsef
ISBN-13: 9798874718077
PUBLISHER: Recorded Books, Inc.
DATE PUBLISHED: May 14, 2024
NUMBER OF PAGES: 12
FORMAT: MP3 CD
DESCRIPTION:
A historical drama set against the backdrop of the Battle of Blair Mountain, pitting a multiethnic army of ten thousand coal miners against mine owners, state militia, and the United States government in the largest labor uprising in American history

Rednecks is a tour de force, big-canvas historical novel that dramatizes the West Virginia Mine Wars of 1920 and 1921—from the Matewan Massacre through the Battle of Blair Mountain—the largest armed conflict on American soil since the Civil War, when some one million rounds were fired, bombs were dropped on Appalachia, and the term redneck found an unexpected origin story.

Brimming with high-stakes drama from America’s buried history, Rednecks tells a powerful story of rebellion against oppression. In a land where the coal companies use violence and intimidation to keep miners from organizing, “Doc Moo” Muhanna, a Lebanese American doctor (inspired by the author’s own great-grandfather), toils amid the blood and injustice of the mining camps, risking his life and career to treat sick and wounded miners; Frank Hugham, a Black World War I veteran and coal miner, takes dramatic steps to lead a miners’ revolt with a band of fellow veterans; and Frank’s grandmother, Beulah, fights her own battle to save her home and grandson.

Real-life historical figures burn bright among the hills: the fiery Mother Jones, an Irish-born labor organizer once known as “The Most Dangerous Woman in America,” struggles to maintain the ear of the miners amid the tide of rebellion, and the sharp-shooting police chief, “Smilin’” Sid Hatfield, dares to stand up to the “gun thugs” of the coal companies, becoming a folk hero of the mine wars.

Award-winning novelist Taylor Brown brings to life one of the most compelling events in twentieth-century American history, reminding us of the hard-won origins of today’s unions. Rednecks is a propulsive, character-driven tale that’s both a century old and blisteringly contemporary: a story of unexpected friendship, heroism in the face of injustice, and the power of love and community against all odds.

EDITION LANGUAGE: English
COVER ART: https://dsxuu8etcj8kw.cloudfront.net/... // https://www.blackstonelibrary.com/red...

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7. Missing Edition: Library Edition CD Audiobook

TITLE: Rednecks
AUTHOR: Taylor Brown
NARRATOR: Ramiz Monsef
ISBN-13: 9798892730754
PUBLISHER: Recorded Books, Inc.
DATE PUBLISHED: May 14, 2024
NUMBER OF PAGES: 12
FORMAT: Audio CD
EDITION: Library Edition
DESCRIPTION: [same as Entry 6]
EDITION LANGUAGE: English
COVER ART: https://dsxuu8etcj8kw.cloudfront.net/... // https://www.blackstonelibrary.com/red...

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A week has passed, so I'm bumping the thread.

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Another bump.

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Bumping again.

[Erin]

#1-6 done.

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A week has passed since my last bump, so I'm bumping again.

Thanks so much for your help, Erin. Once #7 is finished, I'll mark the thread as complete and move it to the Archived folder.

[Patricia]

#7 done:)

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Thanks so much!