Step into the lives of one Kentucky family who will capture your heart and leave you wanting more. Belle, Pearl, and Sara, three generations of Appalachian women will teach you about life in a 1950's family and how it touched the future. UNDER THE WEEPING WILLOW is a story about the closeness of family and how they enjoy the good times and pull together through the bad. Come into their world and live and learn from it along with them. You will feel like you've found a home and a family of Kentucky kin.

Under the Weeping Willow

Literature & Fiction

Harmon, Susan Noe

Contemporary

Mountain Girl Press

Christmas Blooms is the latest addition to the Mountain Girl Press short story collections. Each story brings to life characters who are blooming where they are planted; regardless of the circumstance. From the heartwarming to the hilarious, the stories explore the theme of an Appalachian Christmas. They tell the tales of mothers, daughters, grandmothers, sisters, and friends who come together to make Christmas special for their families. Whether you are striving for an old fashioned Christmas filled with homemade cookies and eggnog, or are just happy to get the presents wrapped and underneath the tree by Christmas morning, Christmas Blooms is filled with stories to warm your heart.

Christmas Blooms

Elswick, Rebecca D.

Barrick, Lisa

Banks, Wilhelmina S.

Ward, Teresa Artrip

Mountain Girl Pr

TO HIDE THE TRUTH is a true story of the disturbing relationship between a daughter and her father. It speaks the truth of an era when family abuse and alcoholism were subjects of taboo, revealing a culture that accepted violence as a way of life. Within the walls of the tiny house, the mother suffers not only physically, but emotionally, spiraling downward into a vacant space of self-worth.The daughter becomes desensitized to the depths of nightly terror. In the summer of 1958, nine-year old Susan becomes her mother's protector in a role reversal necessitated for survival. The cycle continues as Susan reaches adulthood. Unable to cope with her mother's insecurities, Susan avoids facing her own problems. A huge resentment festers as her father pretends her childhood was full of love and happiness. Susan craves any acknowledgment of those miserable years in vain. At the end of his life, her father reveals his traumatic and destructive childhood; shedding some light into his emotional being as an adult. Susan forgives her father and herself, realizing that hatred colors the soul and her life is her own.

To Hide the Truth

Biographies & Memoirs

Little Creek Books

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