Now in November

Johnson, Josephine W

Notes
Originally published 1934. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, 1935. A middle-class family is driven into poverty by the Depression. A family of three daughters struggle to exist as dirt-poor farmers, the father unable to respond to the fiercely devoted eldest girl, who longs to be his 'son'.
Additional Notes
farming, daughters, poverty, Depression
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Reading age: Seniors
Location edition Bar Code due date
Library R27181
Dewey:JOH
ISBN:9781558610354
pub:1991
Subjects
Classic Reads
Depression, The (History)
Seniors' Library
Award Winner
Poverty
Farming
Gender Gap
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