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 Deb Goodrich, also known as Debra Goodrich Bisel, is a historian known for her work on American history, particularly focusing on Kansas and the Civil War era. Below is a list of some books authored or co-authored by her, based on available information:

1. The Day Dixie Died: Southern Occupation, 1865-1866
   • Co-authored with Thomas Goodrich
   • Published: 2011
   • Description: This book explores the tumultuous period of Reconstruction in the South following the Civil War, from Lincoln's assassination through the summer of 1866, detailing the hardships faced by Southerners during the occupation.
2. The Civil War in Kansas: Ten Years of Turmoil
   • Published: 2012
   • Description: This work provides an overview of the period from 1854 to 1865, covering the events of "Bleeding Kansas" and the Civil War's impact on the state. It highlights key figures like John Brown and Jim Lane, offering an accessible narrative for both history enthusiasts and newcomers.
3. From the Reservation to Washington: The Rise of Charles Curtis
   • Description: While specific publication details are less widely available, this book focuses on Charles Curtis, a notable Kansan of Native American descent who rose to become Vice President of the United States under Herbert Hoover. Goodrich has also been working on related documentary and feature series projects based on this work.

Deb Goodrich is a prolific historian with additional contributions as a producer, advisor, and speaker, often focusing on Kansas history, the Civil War, and Western American narratives. Her roles include being the Garvey Texas Foundation Historian in Residence at the Fort Wallace Museum and host of the TV show Around Kansas. If you're looking for more detailed information or additional works, her involvement in documentaries like Thof's Dragon (2017) and contributions to projects like The Road to Valhalla (2014) and Sod and Stubble (2024) might also be of interest, though these are not traditional books.

For the most current or comprehensive list, you might consider checking with publishers like Amazon or historical societies she’s affiliated with, such as the Santa Fe Trail Association or the Shawnee County Historical Society. Would you like me to search for more specific details about any of these titles?