Azalea, now 18, finds that she is the missing granddaughter of a wealthy South Carolina family, and she must make a choice between plantation life and the mountain people who have nurtured her. Told in letters from Azalea; heavy on dialect.
Check this title’s availability and access an online copy through the UNC-Chapel Hill Library catalog.
I am trying to figure out how to read these novels on line, but have been unable to discover what must be done.
Norma
Norma-
Full directions for reading online materials can be accessed by clicking on the “About” tab in the right sidebar and then clicking on the “NC Novels Online” tab in the “About Submenu.” (You might want to open a second window or print out the directions so that you can follow them step-by-step.)
The short version is this:
Click on the novel’s “Check this title’s availability in the UNC Library Catalog” link. This will bring you to the UNC catalog, and will show you the availability of both physical and online copies of the book. Then click on the “Online Access” link under the Status heading. In the case of this novel, you will be sent to an Internet Archive site. Click on the book’s title. On the left-hand side of the new page will be a box entitled “View the Book,” with an image of the book and a list of available file types. Select the version that best meets your needs, or click on the book’s image to access a digital version that mimics a traditional book.
To see a full list of books from the blog that can be read online, click on the “Novels to Read Online” link in the far right sidebar.
Good luck and enjoy!
–Jenny