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The Man Who Lived in a Hollow TreeAnne Shelby addresses the importance of nature preservation and planting trees—a celebration of kin and countryside, charmingly illustrated.Read More
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Examiner.com, October 28, 2011
...ANNE SHELBY TO LEAD WRITERS’ WORKSHOP FOR APPALACHIAN HERITAGE ALLIANCE Appalachian Heritage Allance will sponsor a Writers’ Workshop lead by Kentucky author, Anne Shelby. The workshop will be held on Saturday...
USAgNet, December 2, 2011
...on a full-size loom, with small looms available for guests to make their own woven piece. Master storyteller Anne Shelby and her son, Graham, will share traditional holiday and Appalachian folk tales at 12:30, 1:15 and 2 p.m. To find out more about this...
Noggin Notions, July 11, 2011
...I once heard it said that there are no iron-clad rules to writing poetry. That's true, just like there are no iron-clad rules to making a glass of sweet iced-tea, but I can tell you one thing; the amount of each ingredient you put into that glass of tea...
The Chatelaine's Keys, July 4, 2011
...their own “houses” crafted of boxes and tables, as well as illustrations of world housing. 37. _Homeplace_ by Anne Shelby. This gorgeously illustrated (by Wendy Anderson Halperin) tale shows a grandmother telling her granddaughter the history of...
