Sweet Creek Holler

Sweet Creek Holler by Ruth White is a novel that spans six years in the life of Ginny Shortt, set in a small mining town in Appalachia. Published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR) on September 1, 1992, this edition contains 228 pages and is presented in English. The narrative explores Ginny’s experiences as she navigates the complexities of growing up in a community marked by social themes such as homelessness and poverty.

Readers will find a poignant portrayal of Ginny’s journey, reflecting the challenges and aspirations faced by girls and women in her environment. The story delves into the realities of life in a mining town, offering insights into the social dynamics and personal growth that define Ginny’s formative years. This edition provides an engaging exploration of the themes that resonate throughout the narrative, making it a significant contribution to juvenile fiction.