Published in Winter, 2006

At a loss for what to do when Ann learned of her friend's illness, she seized upon the notion of taking Marlene along on her daily ventures, using the nearly lost art of letter writing.

Her letters are peopled by characters as easily understood as your own friends and family; that is, if yours are a bit wacky.  They feature a narrative thread as compelling as most novels and attain a fascinating tempo that ends tenderly and altogether too soon.

88 pages    ISBN: 1-58597-413-7    Read an Excerpt

The proceeds of this book will be donated to the Kelly Autism Program, one of the six programs in the new and innovative Children's Educational Complex, at Western Kentucky University.

Join Ann Milholland Webb on her journey into a captivating world of villages and townlands in Ireland and beyond. "Irish Reflections" is, by turns, a diary, a history and a letter home, but mostly a tale of adventure and idealism. It is a testament to the pursuit of adventure and youthful idealism at any age.

293 pages    ISBN: 1-58597-334-3    Read an Excerpt

The American Association of University Women announced that Irish Reflections has been nominated for the twenty-eighth annual Thorpe Menn Award for Literary Excellence.

Ann Milholland Webb presents a chronicle of family history, Irish ways, and the delightful story of the Connemara Bus. Read the intriguing and warm account of a woman who traveled to the land of her ancestral roots and learned the stories of generations current and past.

239 pages    ISBN: 1-585997-010-7  Read an Excerpt

This book was on the No. 1 BEST SELLER non-fiction book list in western Ireland’s largest bookstore, Eason-Galway for many weeks.