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Author: Tanya Creedon Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1456764462 Category : Self-Help Languages : en Pages : 232
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This book is about my childhood and how I dealt with the difficulties of my life. I know that my life is a lot better than some others, but I wrote this book to let others know that they are not alone. You can SURVIVE anything, you just have to keep that in your mind. I talked to God (higher power), it seemed all the time. I SURVIVED to live and to finally enjoy life to it's fullest. One day life will get easier.
Author: Emily Hampton Publisher: Lulu.com ISBN: 1312311711 Category : Languages : en Pages : 177
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Root for Food is designed for young children, their caregivers and families. The curriculum provides step-by-step lessons on gardening, cooking and eating healthy foods. By engaging children in healthy eating from an early age, they are more likely to continue those healthy habits throughout life.
Author: Ola Larsmo Publisher: U of Minnesota Press ISBN: 1452956901 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 441
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A riveting family saga immersed in the gritty, dark side of Swedish immigrant life in America in the early twentieth century When Gustaf and Anna Klar and their three children leave Sweden for New York in 1897, they take with them a terrible secret and a longing for a new life. But their dream of starting over is nearly crushed at the outset: a fire devastates Ellis Island just as they arrive, and then the relentlessly harsh conditions and lack of work in the city make it impossible for Gustaf to support his family. An unexpected gift allows the Klars to make one more desperate move, this time to the Midwest and a place called Swede Hollow. Their new home is a cluster of rough-hewn shacks in a deep, wooded ravine on the edge of St. Paul, Minnesota. The Irish, Italian, and Swedish immigrants who live here are a hardscrabble lot usually absent from the familiar stories of Swedish American history. The men hire on as poorly paid day laborers for the Great Northern or Northern Pacific railroads or work at the nearby brewery, and the women clean houses, work at laundries, or sew clothing in stifling factories. Outsiders malign Swede Hollow as unsanitary and rife with disease, but the Klar family and their neighbors persevere in this neglected corner of the city—and consider it home. Extensively researched and beautifully written, Ola Larsmo’s award-winning novel vividly portrays a family and a community determined to survive. There are hardships, indignities, accidents, and harrowing encounters, but also acts of loyalty and kindness and moments of joy. This haunting story of a real place echoes the larger challenges of immigration in the twentieth century and today.
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