One of the best tests of a historical Vermont novel with teen protagonists takes place when a social studies teacher -- a professional in the field -- sits down to read it. So I am hugely grateful and honored that Christine Smith, a teacher-librarian at Spaulding High School in Barre, Vermont, and president of the Vermont Alliance of the Social Studies (VASS), chose to read and review THE LONG SHADOW for the summer/fall 2018 issue of Vermont History, the journal of the Vermont Historical Society. I'm posting the review here -- seeing this in print is one of the great benefits of being a member of the Vermont Historical Society. Other articles in this issue focus on Burlington's ethnic communities, a Vermont steamboat pioneer, and Revolution-era hero Seth Warner. All worth reading!
Vermont author Beth Kanell is intrigued by poetry, history, mystery, and the things we are all willing to sacrifice for -- at any age.
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School Days, School Days -- in Poetry School
Although I've lived in the Green Mountain State for almost half a century (!), I didn't grow up in Vermont. My father, an industria...
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Vermont “Maternity Homes” [ originally published in Vermont Views (VV) Magazine ] by Beth Kanell It began wi...
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Climate collapse, floods and fires, political divisions, wars and devastation—in America, it's not uncommon for people to feel like it...



