Helpful sites:
www.kentuckymonthly.com
www.nky.com
www.kremersmarket.com
www.mageesbakeryfarm.com
www.newsomscountryham.com
After extensive travel throughout the state of Kentucky, I am happy to recommend Restaurants, B&Bs, and attractions. Just email me at deb@deborahkohlkremer.com.
If you know about a little-known restaurant in Kentucky that you would like to recommend, I would love to hear about it!
Some of my favorite writers, their books and their websites:
Rebecca Mitchell Turney has a wonderful series of childrens books showcasing Kentucky History. First in the series: The Road to Pleasant Hill
http://www.kygirlsbooks.com/
Read Kentucky's Everyday Heroes - Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things by Steve Flairty
http://steveflairty.com/index.htm
New York Times Bestseller Saving Ceecee Honeycutt, by Beth Hoffman from Newport, Kentucky.
http://bethhoffman.net/
Read the inspiring story of a school-shooting survivor. I Choose to be Happy, A School Shooting Survivor's Triumph Over Tragedy by Missy Jenkins with William Croyle
www.missyjenkins.com
Another inspiring read by William Croyle, Angel in the Rubble, The Miraculous Rescue of 9/11's Last Survivor
www.williamcroyle.com
Arcadia Publishing has local history covered! Northern Kentucky titles include: Kentucky's Bluegrass Music, The Italians of Newport, Ft. Wright, Erlanger/Elsmere, Alexandria, Beverly Hills Country Club, Latonia, Ludlow and Covington
www.arcadiapublishing.com
Steve Vest, publisher of Kentucky Monthly Magazine and author of That Kind of Journalist, a humorous look at just about everything!
Southern-inspired, well-written fiction by Michael Embry of Frankfort.
http://www.michaelembry.com/
Mary Beth Hall fought the battle with breast cancer and won! In her book, Lessons from A Bald Chick, Hall puts a humorous spin on her trials and tribulations with the disease. All proceeds from her book go towards helping others who are fighting the disease.
www.abaldchick.com/
Spine-tingling tales and a tour too! David Domine is your guide to all things spooky in Ghosts of Old Louisville
http://www.ghostsofoldlouisville.com/main.html
