Book by Kemsley, Lee Conrad
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Lee Conrad Kemsley is a longtime journalist and freelance writer. After earning her degree in Journalism from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, TN, Lee has lived and worked in every region of the country. She and her husband and daughter now live in a 130-year-old farmhouse in northern Vermont. This is her first novel.
Unbeknownst to the citizens of this young America, the relentless march of the worst famine of the nineteenth century has begun. The hunger that drives young Magen's indomitable spirit is both real and metaphorical. Some will survive "the end of days," others will not. But no one will ever forget what has come to be known as the "year without a summer" --or, "The Hunger Year." This novel is intended for older teen readers but its rich detail can be easily appreciated by audiences of all ages.
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