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“We did not have clothes suitable for church.”

Posted on July 14, 2022 by Kate Stover

The New York Times uses “spare” and “charming” to describe this memoir about growing up on a Wisconsin farm during the Great Depression. I would add “remarkable” to this list. When she was six years old, the children at her … Continue reading →

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