The Original Jolene, Jolene M Reeves (9781969112003) — Readings Books

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The Original Jolene
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The Original Jolene

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Who was that little girl named Jolene, who met Dolly Parton at a Michigan concert in 1971 and unknowingly sparked a cultural echo? The Original Jolene doesn't ask to be understood--it simply tells the story as it was lived.

With a voice both spare and piercing, this novel blends memory and myth, music history and private truth, nostalgia and humor.

It's a quiet narrative stitched from overlooked fragments: faded photographs, half-heard songs, unspoken grief, and the soft ache of being misremembered.

Jolene doesn't seek recognition. She seeks honesty.

This isn't the version others expected. It's the one she remembers.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Willow & Spur Publishing
Date
28 August 2025
Pages
64
ISBN
9781969112003

Who was that little girl named Jolene, who met Dolly Parton at a Michigan concert in 1971 and unknowingly sparked a cultural echo? The Original Jolene doesn't ask to be understood--it simply tells the story as it was lived.

With a voice both spare and piercing, this novel blends memory and myth, music history and private truth, nostalgia and humor.

It's a quiet narrative stitched from overlooked fragments: faded photographs, half-heard songs, unspoken grief, and the soft ache of being misremembered.

Jolene doesn't seek recognition. She seeks honesty.

This isn't the version others expected. It's the one she remembers.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Willow & Spur Publishing
Date
28 August 2025
Pages
64
ISBN
9781969112003