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So much information about the culture and customs packed into the first 12 pages. Now I know all sorts of things I do not know so it may be time for some research.
— Sep 01, 2020 06:23AM
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J. S. Seebauer
is on page 188 of 309
Cussy continues to amaze me. She fully accepts that she will be discriminated against, yet has a love for humans & a heart full of compassion. What she is willing to endure to help others -- with typically little benefit to herself -- is incredible.
— Sep 10, 2020 06:00AM
J. S. Seebauer
is on page 146 of 309
Cussy, your strength is something to be admired. Even when faced with fear, you find the strength to do what’s right for those you love. You find strength to do what’s generous even as you are shunned.
— Sep 09, 2020 01:40PM
J. S. Seebauer
is on page 94 of 309
As I try to write this post I’m at a loss for words. The fact that this book takes place at what seems not that long ago, the late 1930s, is hard to fathom. The hardships, struggles, hunger is beyond comprehension to me in a time not so very long ago.
— Sep 08, 2020 05:53PM
J. S. Seebauer
is on page 26 of 309
Oh good lord! Her marriage was quite an ordeal... and nightmarish. I am glad she got a quality mule out of the ordeal... and to keep her job.
As a "book woman" (or a wannabe book woman) I cannot wait to meet her patrons.
— Sep 04, 2020 06:07AM
As a "book woman" (or a wannabe book woman) I cannot wait to meet her patrons.
