Mary E. Lyons
Mary E. Lyons is a former reading specialist and school librarian with twenty-three years of experience at all grade levels. She began sharing the lost stories of women and African Americans with young people in 1980. Now a full-time writer, her books are a way to continue what she began as a teacher. Her latest interests are Irish-American history and ancient history. −*about the author,* [The Lyon's Den](https://lyonsdenbooks.com/aboutmel.htm). In addition to her works for younger readers, she has also written several adult nonfiction books about the history of the Blue Ridge Railroad in Virginia.
Works (21)

Letters from a Slave Girl

Feed the Children First

Letters From A Slave Boy

Catching the fire

The ancient American world

Painting Dreams

Stitching Stars

Sorrow's Kitchen
November 2001

Raw Head, Bloody Bones
October 1999

Dear Ellen Bee

Roy makes a car

The Blue Ridge Tunnel

Knockabeg

The Poison Place
October 1999

Keeping Secrets

Starting home

Master of Mahogany

Deep blues

Slave Labor on Virginia's Blue Ridge Railroad

Teaching Guide to the Ancient American World

Talking with Tebé
1998