The Kitchen House: A Novel
An orphaned Irish girl is taken in by the owners of a Virginia tobacco plantation and grows up among the enslaved kitchen workers, navigating the harsh realities of life before the Civil War.
About This Book
The Kitchen House is a novel set in the pre-Civil War South.
The story follows an orphaned Irish girl who is taken in by the owners of a tobacco plantation.
She grows up among the enslaved people who work in the plantation kitchen.
The book examines the complex relationships and social structures of the time.
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