Hitchcock, Shannon
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Dancing in the Storm
Beyond FOP-specific details, any reader will find resonance with Kate’s shock, frustration, anger, and resilience.
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Of Words and Water: The Story of Wilma Dykeman—Writer, Historian, Environmentalist
An accessible introduction to environmental activism for younger readers, introducing them to a woman who deserves to be remembered for her life’s work.
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She Sang for the Mountains: The Story of Singer, Songwriter, Activist Jean Ritchie
Include this Appalachian biography to strengthen nonfiction shelves and introduce readers to a woman they may never encounter otherwise.
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Flying Over Water
Though powerful at times, this novel is hampered by missteps and an attempt to tackle too many topics at once without due nuance, and thus doesn’t reach its full potential.
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Saving Granddaddy’s Stories: Ray Hicks, the Voice of Appalachia
A distinctive biography of a distinctively American voice.
One True Way
Compassionate and engaging, this may be a work of historical fiction but its depiction of prejudice remains relevant. Highly recommended for middle grade collections.
Ruby Lee & Me
Tenderly told, this appealing story explores racial tensions during a key moment of the civil rights movement.
The Ballad of Jessie Pearl
Gr 5 Up—Despite advances like Model Ts and tuberculosis sanatoriums, rural life in the early 20th century is difficult...
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