The 1995 Golden Kite Award

Summary: In 1290, Catherine, a clever and spirited young woman, faces the daunting prospect of marriage to a repulsive suitor chosen by her father. As she navigates societal pressures and family expectations, Catherine's wit and determination are her only allies. Can she outsmart her father's plans and find her own path, or will she be trapped in a life she never wanted? Her diary reveals a year of rebellion, humor, and the quest for self-determination in a world that demands conformity. Discover Catherine's journey as she fights for her freedom and identity.

Summary: Lewis Hine, a pioneering photographer, captures haunting images of child labor in early 1900s America. His powerful photographs ignite a movement, challenging the nation to confront and reform its labor laws. How did one man's vision alter the course of history? Discover the story behind the images that changed a nation.