The Great Depression was cruel to small Iowa towns, and doubly cruel to an Osage widow with four small children. Her youngest child guides us in and around the town, noting with side-glances in windows and open doors the important events in the lives of the town's people, and the challenges he faces in a poverty-stricken home. With pitch-perfect ears for Midwestern dialog, his stories are wry, funny, sad and poignant- but never nostalgic or sentimental. If a small town could write a memoir, this would be it!
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A corn-fed son of the Hawkeye state, Jerry fled his home state-like so many others- seeking adventure and greener pastures, only to realize late in life that he had never really left it. A world traveler, with several successful careers, he has always taken comfort from writing. With accumulating years, he recognized the need to reflect on the hard, formative years as a child in Depression-era Iowa. He has only begun to work the fertile soil of his home state, and other books, plays, and poems are sure to follow.
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