Kansas Notable Books – Florence Public Library

Abolitionist of the Most Dangerous Kind: James Montgomery and His War on Slavery by Todd Mildfelt and David Schafer
Daughter of Chaos by Sarah Edgerton from Tonganoxie
Doomed by Blooms by Anna St. John from Haysville
Grief Said “Have a Seat” by Amanda G. Elsbury (Wichita)
Henry, Like Always by Jenn Bailey (Leawood)
I’ve Been Fighting This War Within Myself by Antonio Sanchez-Day (Topeka) and edited by Brian Daldorph (Lawrence)
Into the Sunset: Emmett Dalton and the End of the Dalton Gang by Ian Shaw
The Jayhawks: The Story of the University of Kansas’ Beloved Mascot by Rebecca Ozier Schulte (Lawrence)
Kansas City’s Montgall Avenue: Black Leaders and the Street They Called Home by Maggie Carr (Lawrence)
Orion O’Brien and the Spirit of Quindaro by Fran Borin (Mission Hills)
Proclaiming the Good News: Mennonite Women’s Voices 1972-2006 by Lois Y. Barrett and Dorothy Nickel Friessen
Red Rabbit by Alex Grecian (Topeka)
Roadside Geology of Kansas by James S Aber (Emporia), Susan E.W. Aber (Emporia), and Michael J. Everhart (Derby)
We’re Safe When We’re Alone by Nghiem Tran (Wichita)
Without Warning

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