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Jack vs. the Tornado by Amanda Cleary Eastep
Down Cut Shin Creek by Kathi Appelt
That Book Woman by Heather Henson
The Tree Street Kids by Amanda Cleary Estep
S. D. Smith - Favorite Author
The Green Ember by S. D. Smith
The Bark of…
Our Librarian Life: March 2025
📚 Our Librarian Life – March 2025 Episode 🎙️
Join us for another exciting episode of Our Librarian Life, where we explore the world of living books, private lending libraries, and the power of community in literature!
In This Episode:
Amanda Cleary Eastep's Tree Street Kids
Amanda Cleary E…
Episode 72: A Chat with Historical Romance author, Ann H. Gabhart
I'm so excited about this week's interview with author Ann H. Gabhart. I've loved her work for years, so when I learned that she wrote a book about the packhorse librarians of the Depression era, Along a Storied Trail, I knew I was going to love it. Ann + librarians? What's not to love?
Ann tal…
book talk january 14 2025
Book talk for January 14, 2025
Papa Married a Mormonby John Dennis Fitzgerald
Cheerful reminiscences of the author's early life on the old Utah frontier where his father, a respected Roman Catholic newspaper editor, and his spunky Morman mother made an unorthodox but very happy home for their child…
From Flash Floods to Fire Towers: Stories of Growth and Resilience with Ann Braden and Caroline Starr Rose
Get ready for some amazing adventures as you plan your summer reading journey with not one, but TWO thrilling middle grade tales of courage, growth, and resilience featuring strong female leads. Happy Book Birthdays to Ann Braden and Caroline Starr Rose! Join us as we unravel the magic behind Into …
The Packhorse Librarians & The Great Depression–with Ann H. Gabhart
Ann H. Gabhart has had a long and successful novel writing career. Her 35th book, Along a Storied Trail, releases June 1. This novel features a packhorse librarian during the Great Depression. The Packhorse Library Program was a program introduced by Eleanor Roosevelt and the Works Progress Adminis…
Episode 12 - Giver of Stars and Shapely Vessels
When Alice married into the Van Cleave family, an Appalachian coal mining dynasty, and moved to Baileysville, KY from England she had no idea she would become a Packhorse Librarian. The 1930s were a tough time to be a woman in America and living in the hills and hollers didn’t make it any easier. M…
Episode 38 - Author Chat with Ann Gabhart
Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Along a Storied TrailKentucky packhorse librarian Tansy Calhoun doesn't mind the rough trails and long hours as she serves her Appalachian mountain community during th…
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This week's episode is about the Packhorse Librarians of Kentucky.
96 women of rural Kentucky rode up to 100 miles per week on horses and mules delivery books to remote, isolated corners of the Appalachia Mountains from 1935 to 1943. They are the true unsung heroes of America.
Joi…
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