This fragrance is inspired by the novel by Kim Michele Richardson, a fictionalized account of the "Book Women" – Packhorse Librarians who delivered books to remote areas of Appalachia during the Great Depression as part of the New Deal program, and the blue people of Kentucky. Made with the scents of blueberry, wild honey, lavender, chamomile, eucalyptus, and vanilla. Sweet, herbal, and fresh. The perfect combination for finding joy in reading wherever you can get it, especially during troubled times! Fragrance Note(s): Blueberry • Wild Honey • Lavender • Chamomile • Eucalyptus • Vanilla Scent Categories: Sweet • Herbal • Fresh — “I narrowed my eyes and whispered to my reflection, “This must be enough. I am enough.” — “Being able to return to the books was a sanctuary for my heart. And a joy bolted free, lessening my own grievances, forgiving spent youth and dying dreams lost to a hard life, the hard land, and to folks’ hard thoughts and partialities.” ― from The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek, by Kim Michele Richardson
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