Keeper of Tales
Gathering
Stories From
Around the
World
A teacher turned town librarian, Karen shares enchanting tales, true in heart and rich with the sparkle of lives lived across generations.
Gathering
About Author
Karen Glass
Karen Glass
Like a thread in a tapestry, story has been woven through my life. As a teen, I remember telling stories, both traditional and invented, to my many babysitting charges. In college, I elaborated on those stories to audiences while my friends tuned their guitars. Later I taught school and became a professional storyteller with LANES, League for the Advancement of New England Storytellers. Now, as a librarian in the Adirondacks, I am surrounded by stories and have decided to put the stories I created over the years into
books.
About the Book
An Adirondack
Folktale
Set in the 1800s Adirondacks, Esther is a coming-of-age tale about a spirited 12-year-old girl, Esther McComb, who dreams of climbing Whiteface Mountain despite her family’s expectations that she become a homemaker. Defying gender roles and her parents’ concerns, Esther sets out alone to pursue her dream.
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Stories Meant
to Be Heard
Journey into the heart of the Adirondacks with this beautifully narrated folktale. Through vivid storytelling and gentle pacing, Esther comes alive as a tale of courage, tradition, and a young girl’s determination to follow her own path a listening experience for all ages.
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