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That's Just How It Was Back Then

Reba Leo
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Pages
32
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Reba's Childhood stories are stories I have experienced in my childhood, growing up on a farm. Reba my anonymous character's / author's name, the 14th child of sharecroppers. Reba shares her personal life stories in hope that young children will enjoy reading them and that understand rules and family values, matters. Hoping also that the readers will gain some wisdom and ability to make good choices as they embrace and imagine visions of my childhood adventures with family and friends.

In this text Reba hope for the reader to gain a glimps of southern culture in the 1960's- 70s' and those children know how much they really do have to be grateful for as they read and image the values and rules changing during this area that their grand or great grandparents grew up in compared to how values and rules are now.

The moral to these short stories is there are always consequences to the choices one makes.," That's just the way it was back then."

Remember that it is important to Listen to and respect your parents. Think about what you chose to do before you do it. Do not make choices that will put yourself and others in danger.

Related Subjects

  • Short Stories
  • Juvenile Fiction

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