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The Heartfelt Mission of Author Sharon Kuepfer
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From the rugged beauty of northern Ontario to the deeply personal histories of her ancestors in Russia, Sharon Kuepfer’s writing is a mission of love and faith. Discover how a childhood poem sparked a career spanning over nine books, the "Little Prairie Girl" series, and a commitment to passing down family legacies through the generations.
A Living History with Author Chris Yohn
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Step into the "Living History" of the Pennsylvania frontier with author and classically trained actor Chris Yohn. Discover the decades-long "detective story" that uncovered a high-level Revolutionary War traitor, the outsized influence of West Branch residents on American independence, and how a passion for Michael Shaara’s Killer Angels inspired a narrative that lets you see, smell, and hear the birth of a nation.
A Courageous Heritage Written with Sarah Heatwole
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Author Sarah Heatwole shares the true story behind her historical novel, Into the Promised Land, which is inspired by the lives of her Amish grandparents during the Great Depression. Discover how she brought her family legacy to life using handwritten pages and cassette tape interviews, and the pivotal moment that inspired her journey from corporate manager to debut author.The Resilient Legacy of Author Lisa Howard
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Co-author Lisa Howard, a Parkinson’s fitness coach and former sports journalist, dives into the "Little Women" inspiration behind the Roses of the Valley series. Discover the family photo that sparked a journey from Ukraine to South Dakota, the "Godwinks" connecting her to Pennsylvania roots, and how she and her sister, Joan, weave true pioneer history into their captivating novels.
The Journey Preserved: Joan Mueller Peters and the Roses of the Valley
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Co-author Joan Mueller Peters recounts the incredible true story of her ancestor, little Katy Mueller, who immigrated with ten Swiss German Mennonite families from Russia to the Dakota Territory in the 1870s. Learn how she and her sister collaborated to turn family genealogy into the historical novel, Katy: The Little Rose from Ukraine, using a long-lost diary from their great-great-uncle.