That Book Woman
Book • 2008
Set in the Appalachian mountains during the Great Depression, 'That Book Woman' tells the story of a family's encounter with a Pack Horse Librarian who brings books to their remote community.
The story explores themes of literacy, family, and the impact of these librarians on rural communities.
The book is beautifully illustrated by David Small and written in a lyrical style that captures the essence of Appalachian dialect.
The story explores themes of literacy, family, and the impact of these librarians on rural communities.
The book is beautifully illustrated by David Small and written in a lyrical style that captures the essence of Appalachian dialect.
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