
In 1950s Appalachia, Honey Lovett continues her mother's legacy of bringing books to isolated communities. Endorsed by Dolly Parton and compared to Scout Finch, this bestseller tackles book banning and women's rights - eerily mirroring today's cultural battles while celebrating fierce, resilient female heroes.
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In the rugged mountains of 1953 Kentucky, sixteen-year-old Honey Lovett watches in horror as authorities arrest her parents for the crime of their interracial marriage. Born with a rare genetic condition called methemoglobinemia that turns her skin blue, Honey already stands out in a world suspicious of difference. Now, with her parents imprisoned in separate facilities, she faces a terrifying choice: surrender to the Kentucky House of Reform-a notorious juvenile detention center-or forge her own path to freedom. The "Blue people of Kentucky" were real historical figures, descendants of Martin Fugate who settled in the isolated Cumberland Mountains in 1820. Through generations of intermarriage in their remote community, this rare genetic condition flourished. These "Blues" faced decades of discrimination-denied service at local stores, banned from churches, and subjected to cruel superstitions claiming their condition was divine punishment or evidence of witchcraft. Honey's mother had been a Pack Horse librarian, part of Roosevelt's remarkable New Deal initiative that employed women to deliver books to remote Appalachian communities. These brave "book women" rode treacherous mountain paths on horseback, crossing swollen creeks and navigating narrow cliff edges to bring not just books but hope to isolated families. Now, Honey must find her own way in a world where the law itself seems designed to destroy families like hers.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco

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