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NEW BOOKS FOR NEW READERS
The Kentucky Humanities Council began New Books for New Readers because Kentucky's
adult literacy students want books that recognize their intelligence and experience
while meeting their need for simplicity in writing. The titles in the series have helped
many adult students open the window on the wonderful world of literacy. At the same time,
the New Books, with their plain language and compelling stories, have found a wider
audience among accomplished readers of all ages who recognize a good read when they see
one.
Choices by George Ella Lyon
Fights for Rights by Ronald W. Eades
Healing Kentucky by Nancy Disher Baird
Heartwood by Nikky Finney
History Mysteries by James Klotter
Home Voices by Mark Lucas, Editor
Into the Wilderness: The Lewis and Clark Expedition by James J. Holmberg, Editor
Kentuckians Before Boone by A. Gwynn Henderson
Kentucky Folklore by Gerald Alvey
Kentucky Ghosts by William Lynwood Montell
Kentucky Home Place by Lee Dew
Three Kentucky Tragedies by Richard Taylor
Why Work? by Judi Jennings
Women Who Made a Difference by Carol Crowe-Carraco
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