"You can tell that Darlene Franklin-Campbell is a poet right from the get-go. Her descriptions are so evocative they just sing off the page. This bittersweet tale of a poor Kentucky family and their loves and losses is told by Nochipa (Chippie) whose father is Mexican and whose mother is white. Racial tensions from both within the family and in the wider community run high. But somehow the family survives and comes through it all despite the odds. I Listened, Momma isn’t the sort of novel where everything is all tied up at the end with a pretty little bow. A cousin is suspected of causing a death but escapes the justice he probably deserves. Central characters pass away. This isn’t a sugar-coated reality, but authentic and honest; something of a modern day Little Women. If the quality of the story-telling alone wasn’t sufficient to persuade you that this book is worth buying, all author proceeds are being donated to Relay for Life in honor of her own father…." --- Kate Blackman Editorial Services

I Listened, Momma

Literature & Fiction

Campbell, Darlene

Literary

Old Seventy Creek Press

Looks at the history and behavior of rabbits, describes popular breeds, and discusses housing, food, common illnesses, and breeding

The Proper Care of Rabbits

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Tfh Pubns Inc

Concisely covers all areas leading up to finger and shoulder training and talking

Step by Step Book About Training Your Parakeet

A poignant and enduring story of a young woman’s struggle to maintain hope amidst desolation. With characters so real they seem to be made of breath and bone, Campbell draws us into the nucleus of this Appalachian family as if we are relatives. We feel their heartaches and yearn for their healing as though our own happiness depends on theirs. This is Southern fiction at its finest. --Sandra Kring, author The Book of Bright Ideas

Contemporary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Common Sense Rabbit Feeding (Commn Sense Books)

Seventeen year-old Frankie Keilman doesn't see the world quite like everyone else in his community. Gifted with uncanny artistic ability, Frankie has heard stories of a boy who was once "sent off" because he saw what no one else could see, because he was "touched." Fearing that he is also touched, Frankie seeks to hide his gifts and is successful in doing so until he encounters Ellie McThacker, the determined daughter of a notorious bootlegger. A forbidden relationship with Ellie places him in the midst of a deadly game of extortion and deceit that could cost him everything.

Touched

Martin Sisters Publishing

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I Listened, Momma

The Proper Care of Rabbits

Step by Step Book About Training Your Parakeet

I Listened, Momma

Common Sense Rabbit Feeding (Commn Sense Books)

Touched