For those who may have wondered what happened to Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath families, here is the story of one such family during and after the Great Depression. This book is a memoir, told in a series of short stories--all based on true events--of one boy's struggle with poverty and near deafness. It reaches out to young adults and all those who labor in the fields of education, counseling and social justice.
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Floyd Wesley Brosman has been many things in his lifetime. He was born in the San Joaquin Valley to dust-bowl immigrants to California. He struggled to adapt to life as a nearly deaf person in an era of little or no services for the hearing impaired. He has been a gas station attendant, truck driver, union organizer and small business owner. During these times he attended college and eventually earned a BA late in life, becoming a teacher and president of a teacher's union while receiving a Masters Degree. After working 12 years as a bilingual teacher in California, he retired to a small town in Washington state, where he is an advocate for the rights of handicapped people. He writes for both online and print media and travels extensively in Europe.
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