In her latest picture book, Two Homes, One Heart, Young’s poignant story and Chelsea O’Byrne’s tender illustrations offer gentle reassurance to kids navigating separation or divorce and remind us that while families change, love is constant.
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In Turkeyfoot, the opioid epidemic has ravaged the namesake eastern Kentucky community and Sweetie Goodins has played no small part in feeding his neighbors' bad habits, but before he can atone for any of his wrongdoings, he must either acknowledge his role in the lives ruined or continue paving a path of destruction.
In Troublesome Rising, a visceral and powerful anthology, well-known and emerging Appalachian writers create not only a historical document and an in-depth investigation of the late July 2022 catastrophic flash flood in eastern Kentucky, but also a celebration of Appalachian strength, determination, and resilience.
In Time to Fly, a sweet and encouraging picture book, Baby Bird learns to overcome his fear of leaving the nest.
Kellie M. Parker is an award-winning writer of young adult fantasy and thrillers. A flight to Paris full of teenagers seeking opportunity turns deadly in her latest novel, Thin Air, a suspenseful, locked-door YA thriller.
A story of encouragement and inspirational leadership, They Call Me Mr. Secretary follows Ramsey’s journey from an impressionable childhood spent in segregated Hastings, Florida, up through his current role as elder statesman of both the National Football League and the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
They Call Me Goose presents fans with the powerful story of a husband, father, mentor, businessman, and ambassador for Kentucky—who also just happens to be an iconic sports legend.
Filled with her memorable characters and vibrant illustrations by Alexey Chystikov, There Was A Zookeeper offers a tale of decision-making, friendship, and forgiveness.
A fast-paced mystery with just the right amount of hair-raising thrills that begs to be read cover-to-cover in one setting.
Narrated in alternating voices and set against the backdrop of an economically depressed Appalachian town, Morris's The Stone Catchers explores the immeasurable pain and trauma experienced by the survivors of a school shooting.
The Sticky Note Manifesto of Aisha Agarwal, starts with a deal to get Aisha out of her comfort zone so she can write a college essay, follows a series of sticky note to-dos and dares she accepts in exchange for helping Quentin pass math class, and leaves Aisha and the reader contemplating if winning is […]
This comprehensive volume contains historical essays, hundreds of historical and contemporary photographs, and biographical sketches profiling award-winning African American musicians, songwriters, recording artists, singers, and entertainers who have performed on television, in films, and on stage.