Kirjahaku

Author Francine Coleman Larson provides you with some great perspectives on our unavoidable chronological accumulation, better known as aging. With the determination of a dragonfly over an unknown lake, she provides parameters to improve your navigation through the unknown waters that we find ourselves sailing through during this life stage. It is an enjoyable read, with ideas, observations, and suggestions that you might not have anticipated. You will be pleasantly surprised at the candor in her commentary on sailing through the sixties and beyond, while avoiding the known hazards in this area of the sea of life.

Will Castleberry is notified that his sister living in Georgia has died, 4 years after her husband has died, leaving her six children as orphans, unless he goes and brings them to live with him and his new wife. He also sees the country soon to rip apart over slavery and fears for what this disaster will do to his little village of Channahatchee, Alabama.