Cotton in Augusta
Cotton in Augusta by Shirley Proctor Twiss, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in December 2007, is a work of fiction that delves into the lives of Southern women facing significant challenges. This edition spans 312 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers on Myra, a sharecropper’s daughter, who navigates a life marked by hardship, striving to uplift her family despite the obstacles of poverty, prejudice, and societal expectations.
Readers will find a portrayal of true heroines who embody resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The story explores themes of love, faith, and the quest for meaning within an unjust world, highlighting the struggles of women as they work to create better lives for their loved ones. Cotton in Augusta offers a unique perspective on Southern life, moving beyond the typical depictions to reveal the strength and fortitude of its characters.
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Cotton in Augusta is not the usual tale of the genteel life of Southern ladies. It is a story of true heroines of the South who struggled against poverty, prejudice, class and the status of women to raise strong and successful families. Myra was a sharecropper’s daughter who never knew the joys of childhood or leisure in her adult life. Her struggle was always to make the best of her circumstances to brighten the way for those she loved. It is a story of love, faith and a woman’s search for meaning in an unjust world.
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