Who Will Cry for This Little Girl? by Alexander Lee Barrett
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1Brian.C.McNeil
I am looking to get a copy of this book. I have scoured several sites with no luck. It may have been self-published via Kingdom Publishing.
Would anyone be able to help?
Would anyone be able to help?
2gilroy
Looks like it's out of print and not available for check out from any library.
https://books.google.com/books/about/Who_Will_Cry_for_the_Little_Girl.html?id=qH...
https://books.google.com/books/about/Who_Will_Cry_for_the_Little_Girl.html?id=qH...
3MarthaJeanne
Who Will Cry for This Little Girl?
Alexander Lee Barrett
Search is not providing any results..
Alexander Lee Barrett
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4melannen
There's a copy in the Library of Congress, if you live near there, but not much else I can see in terms of libraries or sales.
It looks like it was indeed self-published, based on this newspaper article. It looks like that newspaper was also selling copies at one point; they no longer have a store but they are still active, so you could try contacting them?
The author's website listed there has been down since 2018, but it's available on the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20100627005839/http://www.greenepickens.org/ I don't know if the email contact form on there still works, but it could still work.
At one point on the websites he links to AuthorHouse as the way to get his books; they no longer seem to be available there, but AuthorHouse is print-on-demand (and also apparently kind of scammy?), which unfortunately makes it unlikely you'll be able to get a copy other than via talking to the author at this point.
It looks like it was indeed self-published, based on this newspaper article. It looks like that newspaper was also selling copies at one point; they no longer have a store but they are still active, so you could try contacting them?
The author's website listed there has been down since 2018, but it's available on the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20100627005839/http://www.greenepickens.org/ I don't know if the email contact form on there still works, but it could still work.
At one point on the websites he links to AuthorHouse as the way to get his books; they no longer seem to be available there, but AuthorHouse is print-on-demand (and also apparently kind of scammy?), which unfortunately makes it unlikely you'll be able to get a copy other than via talking to the author at this point.
5Brian.C.McNeil
>4 melannen: I thought I would get a notice there was a reply. I just randomly checked this evening and came across what you wrote. THANK YOU!!! Nothing has worked thus far, but your reply provides a number of good leads. I am grateful! Brian