Book-It Rep’s MY ÁNTONIA: Beyond the Theatre
Book-It Repertory Theatre presents MY ÁNTONIA by Willa Cather, adapted and directed by Annie Lareau, from November 29 to December 30, 2018. Librarians at Seattle Public Library created this list of books, video, and podcasts to enhance your experience of the show.
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One Man's Wilderness
Famously self-sufficient in a long-running PBS series, Proenneke carved out a place in the wilderness, building his cabin and being content with his own company.
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Bad Land
The harsh and desperate realities of the lives of homesteaders attracted by free land and glowing promotional pamphlets distributed by the railroads contrast with the myths of pioneer days.
Format: Book
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Save Our History
Tour by video across the country to examine prime examples of structures built by the homesteaders who propelled America's westward expansion.
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When the Meadowlark Sings
A life in early 20th century Montana is recalled in terms of poverty and grace, hard work and family ties, and remoteness changed by postwar advancements.
Format: Book
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Nothing Daunted
Two Eastern ladies teach at a remote settlement in the Rockies, undaunted by roughing it in pioneer society, with a historical backstory is written by the granddaughter of one of the ladies.
Format: Book
Availability: Available
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