After teaching high school and college history for 36 years, Eddie Price embarked upon the career of a full-time writer.   His historical novels Widder’s Landing, One Drop-A Slave!, and Rebels Abroad gained instant critical acclaim, and he began presenting programs to historical and genealogical societies, libraries, arts councils, patriotic organizations, schools, colleges, and universities.   His children’s books, illustrated by Mark Wayne Adams, soon became a hit with younger audiences.  The Little Miss Grubby Toes Misadventure Series is popular with children all across America.  Winner of Moms Choice Awards, Florida Authors & Publishers Awards, and Readers Favorite Awards, Eddie visits schools, book fairs, and events with an engaging reading program, puppet show, singing, and activities.  Eddie serves on the Kentucky Humanities Council Speakers Bureau and is a Kentucky Chautauqua performer, portraying the winning jockey of the 1913 Kentucky Derby, Roscoe Tarleton Goose.  To learn more about Eddie Price and upcoming books, visit his website at www.eddiepricekentuckyauthor.com