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07-26-2023 10:57 PM
I just finished The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Richardson.
It was about 2 real historical events I knew nothing about. In the 1930's women carried dontated books and reading materials to the very poor in Kentucky. (that is a very edited summary). The main character is a "blue" which is a real skin color disorder which in her case was inherited. They were treated as poorly as blacks. More of that in the book. A very interesting and eye-opening story!!
07-26-2023 11:41 PM - edited 07-27-2023 10:37 PM
Our local book club read "The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek" several years ago; everyone thought it was very good/interesting. One of our members knew of a "blue" woman who had lived in our small, l midwestern community in the past. . . news to the rest of us. . . There's a sequal, "The Book Woman's Daughter", also written by Richardson. I've not read it, but understand it's very good, too.
07-27-2023 08:41 AM
@bargainsgirl I love that book!
Jojo Moyes has a book about the women doing the book deliveries, too, that is really good.
07-28-2023 05:05 PM
Thanks for the tip! Really sure I would never have stumbled onto this book/topic. On my list for ebook.
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