The Unveiling of Polly Forrest: A Mystery
- 314 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Rural Michigan, 1934. During the throes of the Great Depression Polly marries for money. Such a smart move. Such harrowing consequences.
Whitney Books
Charlotte Whitney crafts narratives that span both fiction and nonfiction, drawing from a life rich with personal history and observation. Her latest work delves into the past, imagining a historical novel set on a Michigan farm during the challenging years of the 1930s. This setting is deeply resonant for Whitney, who grew up surrounded by family stories of resilience during difficult times. Her writing is informed by a broad reading appetite and an active life.
This book was written for you, the high school health student, to meet your needs for knowledge about health. A new day has dawned in health education, because science has revealed that personal choices exert powerful influences on health and illness, and even on life and death. You are a member of the first generation in history to face so many choices of such lasting impact on your health. You are also among the first to be privileged with access to sound health information with which to make those choices. - Introduction.