Judith Richards Books

Judith Richards's extensive and varied life experiences, from acting to working on carnival midways, infuse her writing with a unique depth and perspective. Her narratives often explore a profound love for music and a deep fascination with the vibrant city of New Orleans, drawing on her own journey as a Midwesterner who embraced the South. Richards's distinctive voice and keen eye for the human condition have established her as a significant literary figure, captivating readers with stories that resonate long after the last page is turned.

Summer Lightning
264 pages
10 hours of reading
If you liked To Kill A Mockingbird you'll love Summer Lightning and the irrepressible cigarette-smoking, redheaded truant named Terry, called Little Hawk by his friend, old McCree. Together they prowl the Everglades in search of rattlesnakes, epiphytes, and adventure until the law and a looming world war change their lives forever. The award-winning Summer Lightning has been reprinted in 15 languages since its first publication by St. Martin's Press.
Dem Tod auf der Spur
Tod eines Hackers
Wildnis einer Jugend
Auch kleine Bäume wachsen in den Himmel
Auch kleine Bäume wachsen in den Himmel
Roman vom Zauber e. Kindheit
272 pages
10 hours of reading

Summer Lightning

Dem Tod auf der Spur

Tod eines Hackers

Wildnis einer Jugend

Auch kleine Bäume wachsen in den Himmel

Auch kleine Bäume wachsen in den Himmel