This is a new and revised edition of Don't You Remember? When George Ella Lyon remembers a childhood experience in which she seems to have uncovered another lifetime, she enters upon a decades-long search for the real "Jane Grace." Her pilgrimage takes her back to the town where the memories surfaced, through libraries and archives, into past-life therapy, and eventually to Wales. As she follows the spiraling threads further into this mystery and calls upon her deepest insights into the creative process, Lyon leads the reader to encounter the greater mystery of who and how we are.
Don't You Remember?, by George Ella Lyon
George Ella Lyon writes in multiple genres for readers of all ages. She has published five poetry collections, a novel and memoir for adults, novels and poetry for young people, and thirty-one picture books. Among her honors are the Appalachian Book of the Year, the Golden Kite Award, ALA's Schneider Family Book Award, the Aesop Award, Cybils Award for Poetry, New York Times Best Books for Teens, Best Books for Babies, and she was a finalist for the Printz Award. Her poem "Where I'm From" has gone around the world as a writing model. She has served as Kentucky Poet Laureate (2015-2016) and was recently inducted into the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame.
