
Marguerite
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Narrated by:
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Elizabeth McCann
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By:
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Elizabeth McCann
About this listen
Marguerite is an intimate portrait of a period of American life when the nation was starting to form and what would become its modern identity. Set in a small town in the Mid West, the story begins with a young girl's first years of awareness as Prohibition takes hold, and later, the Great Depression sweeps across the nation. The story finishes in "modern times”, when the effects of what began 50 years in the past can be seen clearly.
It is the story of four generations of an enduring family that fought to overcome adversity and to find some joy in simple things. Wholeheartedly embracing the promise of the 20th century, they struggled to meet its demands.
©2015 Jo Ann Lewis (P)2016 Jo Ann LewisWhat listeners say about Marguerite
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