appalachian mountains

An illustrated adaptation of the traditional folk song "Kitty Alone," set in Appalachian Mountains.

Photographs and text provide information on the Appalachian Mountains, covering the topography, climate, plant and animal life, unique geographical features, human cultures, and problems facing the region.

An Appalachian girl is interested in attending college but considers it an impossibility since her family cannot supply financial backing.

Lawanda, a high school girl trying to sell magazines in order to earn money for college, stirs up a lot of controversy in her small hometown when her efforts lead to the development of a friendship between her and Garland, a World War II veteran living out of a bus up on Cade's Hill.

Twelve-year-old Willy Barbour and his sister follow different trails as they pursue the ghost of a young girl who died in their Appalachian community.

Hunting animals for food is a necessity for Hoagie's poor Appalachian family but it becomes difficult when game has a name.

Describes the geographical and historical background of the Appalachian Mountains, the life of the people today, and the legends of the area.

Love blossoms and grows between a crippled girl and a troubled botanist who has abandoned turn-of-the-century Boston for a life in the southern Appalachians.

A group of white water rafters, facing the Unegama River in the Appalachian Mountains as publicity for a camping gear company, face life-threatening rapids while trying to save themselves from creatures that have been awoken after hundreds of years in a cave and want to feed on their blood.