Most Popular Books by Margie Moore

A large print biographical book in narrative form drawn on first hand knowledge, family memories, and photos. Josephine''s story gives insight into bygone times of national hardship: the Great Depression and World War II. It tells of Cajun culture, farm and plantation life in South Louisiana, racial harmony and the bounty of the land. Later years deal with memory loss and faith in God who was there all the time.

''When Ruby mixes her friends'' advice into her cake, the results are surprising!''--Back cover.