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Two Little Knights of Kentucky - A Tale of Bravery Loyalty and Adventure in Civil War Kentucky - cover

Two Little Knights of Kentucky - A Tale of Bravery Loyalty and Adventure in Civil War Kentucky

Annie F. Johnston

Publisher: Good Press

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In "Two Little Knights of Kentucky," Annie F. Johnston crafts a delightful narrative that intertwines childhood adventure with themes of bravery and friendship. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Kentucky, the story follows two spirited boys as they embark on thrilling escapades, exploring the intricacies of loyalty, heroism, and the innocence of youth. Johnston's prose is imbued with a playful yet poignant tone, offering readers a window into a simpler time, while her rich descriptions evoke the vibrant landscapes and culture of the region, grounding the tale in its historical context. Annie F. Johnston, an accomplished author of children'Äôs literature during the early 20th century, was deeply influenced by the cultural and social movements of her time. Her background growing up in Kentucky instilled in her a profound appreciation for nature and community, elegantly reflected in her writings. Johnston's experiences and her keen observations of childhood nuances undoubtedly informed her creation of relatable and engaging characters in this work, allowing her to authentically capture the spirit of youthful imagination. This book is highly recommended for readers of all ages who appreciate classic children'Äôs tales that evoke nostalgia and teach valuable life lessons. Johnston's ability to balance adventure with moral undertones makes "Two Little Knights of Kentucky" an enduring read, encouraging young and mature audiences alike to embrace the joy of companionship and the thrill of discovery.
Available since: 08/12/2023.
Print length: 87 pages.

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