Go Down the Mountain

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Pub Date 23 Apr 2019 | Archive Date 19 Jul 2019
Mascot Books | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles

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"Go Down the Mountain" was inspired by the stories of the people who lost their homes to Shenandoah National Park in the 1930s. It's a frank and sometimes unsettling look at what life was like for America’s poorest during the Great Depression and the eugenics movement.

At once dramatic adventure, moving love story and recollection of a vanished life, the story follows mountain girl Bee on her harrowing journey to discover the truth about her family, living and dead.

"Go Down the Mountain" was inspired by the stories of the people who lost their homes to Shenandoah National Park in the 1930s. It's a frank and sometimes unsettling look at what life was like for...


A Note From the Publisher

Kindle edition ASIN: B07QSWLT4K

Kindle edition ASIN: B07QSWLT4K


Available Editions

EDITION Paperback
ISBN 9781643070131
PRICE $16.95 (USD)

Average rating from 9 members


Featured Reviews

This is the story of Appalachia as it was during the Depression, from the first person account of Bee, the candid protagonist and unlikely heroine "hillbilly". Lots of interesting information about governmental interference. with which we are all-too familiar in today's world, but a foreign concept in the 30's in the US. It is a fast read and totally entertaining. I would recommend this for a fun summer entertainment.

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