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Denver Joe's Third Grade Experience

Through the eyes of third grader Denver Joe Jones, you will
get to join Denver Joe as he embarks upon a year-long adventurous, educational,
drama-filled, fun, laugh-out-loud, yet loving “experience,” with his
grandmother, Vivica, in Mississippi. Along with Denver Joe, you will get to
experience life in the classroom, take a trip to the zoo, attend a magic show,
participate in a cooking class, visit the beach, attend church, and ride-along
a road-trip for a special visit to the “Mississippi Delta!”
Denver Joe’s Third Grade Experience is a story written with
real substance. A delightful, multi-layered story, which can be interpreted in
many ways. This story is made up of images of love and compassion. It depicts
the importance of embracing change or “the new”, while remaining true to
yourself, respecting diversity& culture, openness to differences among
people, cultures and perspectives, and overcoming stereotypes and
misconceptions.
Denver Joe’s Third Grade Experience is a “keeper.” One I will be sharing with this new generation, generations to come and with anyone who loves and appreciates Southern (Mississippi) Heritage. This is one book that deserves a place on your bookshelf!!!!!!!!!!!! - ~Romeshia C. Thomas~
https://www.tatepublishing.com/tipsheet/book.php?key=25728
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Sunday, August 3, 2014
Auto Bio
Valerie D. Fairley a native of Moorhead recounts her
experiences growing up in the Mississippi Delta. Valerie is a 1981 graduate of
Gentry High School. She vividly recalls chopping
and picking cotton in the fields of the Mississippi Delta. She remembers working as a teenager alongside
of her parents Cleotha Dean, Sr. and Minnie Dean at Planters Bank, performing
janitorial services. She believes developing those strong work ethics has given
her tenacity and strength to overcome life challenges.
Fairley received a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education
from Mississippi Valley State University, Masters in Elementary Education and
Special Education, and a Specialist in Education from Delta State University.
Additionally, she received a Masters in Christian Counseling from Abundant
Blessings Theological Seminary. She furthered her studies toward a doctorate at
Walden University and is presently a second year doctoral student at Abundant
Blessing Theological Seminary.
Fairley taught in the public schools of Sunflower County for
20 years. She taught at James C. Rosser Elementary in Moorhead, East Sunflower
Elementary, and Ruleville Central Elementary. In addition, she served as Student Services
Coordinator at the Vocational Center in Indianola. Fairley began her teaching
career in Tchula, Mississippi at S. V. Marshall Elementary School. Fairley is
currently employed in the Leflore County School District as a librarian.
Fairley has received numerous of awards for outstanding test
scores in Reading and Language arts, while employed in the Sunflower County
School District She was a former recipient of 2011 Unsung Hero Award.
Fairley has currently written three children’s books: A is
for Abigail, Betsey Butterfly’s Beautiful Wings,and DenverJoe’s Third Grade
Experience. Fairley’s Adult Books are: Magnolia Heaven, Mississippi Proud,
Southern Comforts, and Looking for Daddy. Her books are available on Amazon and
Barnes and Nobles. DenverJoe’s Third Grade Experience is currently available at
Tate Publishing.
Fairley attends Macedonia Church of God in Moorhead, and
Metropolitan Baptist Church in Collins, Mississippi. She is married to Rev.
Tommy Fairley, Sr. of Collins, Mississippi, and has three adult children,
Edwin,Michael, and Tatianna.
Saturday, March 1, 2014
MS/ Delta Book Signing
My book signing adventure began in my own hometown of Moorhead, MS.We had a fabulous time surrounded with family and friends. The decorations were lovely. Thanks Tajada! Two of my classmates were there for support, Glenda Faye Jackson and Curtis Smith. It was a huge success! The mayor and first lady Holland were present to invite everyone. It was truly heartwarming! My dear, 89 year old mother shared my poem, Dementia with the audience. I had cousins from Texas, and Florida present.
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