This first book in the Heartland Chronicles series tells the story of the real-life McClure family and their 1750s journey from Ireland to Pennsylvania, to Kentucky, to Indiana.

The Movers: The Heartland Chronicles

Children's Books

Baxter, Nancy Niblack

Literature & Fiction

Clerisy Press, Guild Press of Indiana

This classic Indiana children's book was first published in 1988 and became an immediate favorite with teachers, parents, and especially children fascinated by the stories of the past. The appealing and engaging story follows the daily life of eleven-year-old Oliver Johnson, whose family pioneered early Indianapolis. Join Ollie and his six brothers and sisters as new adventures and challenges occur every day.

Log Cabin in the Woods: A True Story About Pioneer Boy

Henry, Joanne Landers

History

From child custody and Medicaid, the range of information Greg Garrison covers is practical, timely, and free from legal jargon. Garrison, nationally known for his legal commentary during the Mike Tyson trial and Indiana's favorite talk show radio lawyer, provides sound legal advice as a friend and legal expert.

Free Legal Advice Indiana

Garrison, J. G.

Law Practice

Mike Redmond's outrageously charming and funny style captures the universal experiences of anyone who grew up in the '50s and '60s: the torment of Valentine's Day, the "delight" of sharing time with older siblings, the value of having the best firecracker arsenal, discovering exactly what to do with a dead skunk on the bumper of a car, and more.

Six of One, Half Dozen of Another: Twelve Stories About Family, Indiana Kidhood and Other Goofy Stuff

Redmond, Mike

Parenting & Relationships

Corn is history, corn is economy, corn is epicurean delight. As far as the eye can see, as fragrant as summer, visions of cornfields wrap around our senses like a silky husk on a fresh ear of golden kernels. Corn is big business, harvested on half of Indiana's 12 million agricultural acres. In Corn Country, author Sam Stall and photographer Darryl Jones delight readers with their verbal and visual chronicle of Indiana's love affair with its favorite crop.

Corn Country: Celebrating Indiana's Favorite Crop

Arts & Photography

Stall, Sam

Photography & Video

As the son of a leading Democratic figure in the '60's and '70's, Senator Evan Bayh's youth included political discussions, canvassing votes, and dinner at the White House. Yet he has maintained a sense of balance that carries through to the raising of his twin sons and his commitment to shaping our nation's policy. From Father to Son is a testament to the bond of family, the values that shape character, and the virtues that come from loving support.

From Father to Son: A Private Life in the Public Eye

Biographies & Memoirs

Bayh, Evan

Leaders & Notable People

The Art and Spirit of K.P. Singh: Selected Drawings and Writings

Singh, K. P.

Architecture

From 1905 until 1939, an authentic Alaskan totem pole stood in the Indianapolis neighborhood of Golden Hill. How it got there — and what happened to it — became a mystery that was in danger of being lost.

Home Before the Raven Caws: The Mystery of Indiana's Alaskan Totem Pole

Eiteljorg Museum

Feldman, Richard D.

Biographies

It's not easy solving a mystery when your partner is your squirmy kid brother whose favorite book is "The Encyclopedia of the Totally Disgusting." It's even harder when the mystery is over a hundred years old and based on a family secret hidden for generations in an old family portrait. The two sleuths learn that family memories are fragile gifts that can be lost forever if no one takes the time to listen.

The Puzzle in the Portrait

Rosellini, Eleanor Florence

A powerful tale of love, family, greed, and the development of the American frontier, based on a libretto written by the author for the Indianapolis Opera Company.

The End of Forever: The Story of Mekinges and William Conner

Caraher, Denise Page

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