Thanks to Kim Michele Richardson, BookishFirst, and NetGalley for the ecopy for my Kindle.
Because I love to read books and I had a Pack Horse Librarian in my family from Kentucky (Harlan Co., KY- Amburgery), I was drawn to this book.
What an interesting book about women who risked their lives to deliver books to rural areas!
I didn't expect to get a history of the Blue People of Kentucky, but it was very interesting to learn the history of the Blue People. But sadly, just like other minorities, the Blue People were treated different because of their difference; their difference was their skin color.
This is definitely a great book for anyone who loves books and enjoys reading historical fiction about Appalachia.
Because I love to read books and I had a Pack Horse Librarian in my family from Kentucky (Harlan Co., KY- Amburgery), I was drawn to this book.
What an interesting book about women who risked their lives to deliver books to rural areas!
I didn't expect to get a history of the Blue People of Kentucky, but it was very interesting to learn the history of the Blue People. But sadly, just like other minorities, the Blue People were treated different because of their difference; their difference was their skin color.
This is definitely a great book for anyone who loves books and enjoys reading historical fiction about Appalachia.