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Kathleen Duey

    November 8, 1950 – June 26, 2020

    Kathleen Duey discovered her passion for writing early in life, inspired by her love for horses and the mountains. Writing held an early fascination for her, blossoming into a lifelong pursuit. She pursued her dream of becoming an author with dedicated passion and commitment. Embracing modern tools and the internet, she transformed her lifelong ambition into a fulfilling reality.

    Kathleen Duey
    Train Wreck: Kansas, 1892
    Sacred Scars
    Fire: Chicago, 1871
    Swamp: Louisiana, 1851
    Blizzard: Colorado, 1886
    Margret and Flynn, 1875 (Hoofbeats, Band 10)
    • In the Colorado Territory in 1875, orphan Margret and her older sister Libby are staying with the kind-hearted Mrs. Fredrickson when Margret finds an injured horse which she nurses back to health and wants to keep, while Libby is too mistrustful of people to think that they might possibly have found a home.

      Margret and Flynn, 1875 (Hoofbeats, Band 10)
    • Blizzard: Colorado, 1886

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      In a thrilling tale set in 1886, Maggie demonstrates courage and selflessness as she braves a fierce blizzard to rescue her cousin Hadyn, who has become lost in the treacherous conditions of Estes Park, Colorado. This gripping installment of the series showcases the resilience and bravery of kids facing extraordinary challenges, highlighting themes of family loyalty and adventure.

      Blizzard: Colorado, 1886
    • Swamp: Louisiana, 1851

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Survival against nature's dangers defines this gripping tale, as two friends navigate the perilous Louisiana bayou filled with snakes and alligators. Their journey tests their resilience and friendship, highlighting themes of courage and the instinct to survive in a hostile environment. As part of the Survivors series, this installment promises intense adventure and emotional depth as they confront both external threats and their own fears.

      Swamp: Louisiana, 1851
    • Fire: Chicago, 1871

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of the devastating Chicago Fire of 1871, this gripping historical fiction follows two children as they navigate the chaos and destruction of the inferno. Their struggle for survival amidst the flames and devastation highlights themes of resilience and courage, making it a compelling addition to the Survivor series.

      Fire: Chicago, 1871
    • Train Wreck: Kansas, 1892

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of a perilous circus train wreck, two kids must navigate the challenges and dangers that arise in the aftermath. This eighth installment in the Survivors series combines thrilling adventure with historical elements, showcasing the resilience and courage of its young protagonists as they face adversity.

      Train Wreck: Kansas, 1892
    • Titanic: April 1912

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of the Titanic disaster, this gripping historical fiction follows two kids as they navigate the chaos of the ship's sinking. Their journey unfolds with tension and bravery, highlighting themes of survival and resilience. As they face unimaginable challenges, the story immerses readers in the harrowing events of one of history's most infamous maritime tragedies, making it a compelling addition to the Survivor series.

      Titanic: April 1912
    • Death Valley: California, 1849

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of Death Valley, the story follows a brother and sister as they navigate the treacherous landscape of the Mojave Desert. Their harrowing journey highlights themes of survival and resilience in extreme conditions. As part of the Survivors series, this historical fiction tale immerses readers in the challenges faced by the siblings, showcasing their determination and the harsh realities of one of North America's most perilous environments.

      Death Valley: California, 1849
    • In alternate chapters, Sadima travels from her farm home to the city and becomes assistant to a heartless man who is trying to restore knowledge of magic to the world, and a group of boys fights to survive in the academy that has resulted from his efforts.

      Skin Hunger
    • Ella

      A Baby Elephant's Story

      Ella, an elephant, describes her life with her family, including looking after her new baby cousin and helping to protect the herd against hyenas.

      Ella