Little Pitchers Have Big Ears

The story of an American Family - Orphaned at an early age, Dorothy Poast-Predmore grew up in a small town during the Great Despression, with her widowed grandmother, three sisters and a brother. She reports the facts about politics and sex with insight and humor, but also with pathos, because the Great Depression and WWII were hard times. You will be informed by the author's descriptions, piqued by her questions, inspired by her determination, and enthralled by her candid story of a young girl's life during the 1930s and 1940s.