appalachian STudieS “There are the books you like, and the books you love, and then there are the ones you want to hold to your heart for a minute after you turn the last page. Robert Gipe’s illustrated novel Trampo

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Date: 2015-03-26 16:41:32 Appalachian studies Mountaintop removal mining Wilma Dunaway Gurney Norman Harriette Simpson Arnow David Walls Appalachia Geography of the United States American studies		appalachian STudieS “There are the books you like, and the books you love, and then there are the ones you want to hold to your heart for a minute after you turn the last page. Robert Gipe’s illustrated novel Trampo Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ohioswallow.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 315,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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