Life in this World
“Life in this World” by Bertha McDougles, published by AuthorHouse in March 2005, is a 176-page book that explores the struggles and resilience of a poor family during the Great Depression. The narrative presents a poignant account of the Taylor family’s hardships in the 1930s and early 1940s, emphasizing their journey toward self-sufficiency and improvement through hard work. The book intertwines themes of survival and faith, illustrating how the family’s strong religious beliefs provided them with the strength to endure difficult times.
Readers will find that “Life in this World” conveys multiple messages, blending elements of personal and practical guidance with spiritual insights. The story not only highlights the challenges faced by the Taylor family but also underscores the importance of love for family and God. This edition serves as both a motivational narrative and a reflection on the values that sustain individuals through adversity, making it a meaningful read for those interested in themes of religion, spirituality, and self-help.
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The Bottom Feeders
(Some call us white trash)
‘The Bottom Feeders’ delivers several messages in a fast format with no frills. First, it is a sad story of a very poor family during the depression years of the 1930′ and the early 1940’s. Then it is a motivational story of how the Taylor family is self-sufficient and able to survive and improve their situation through hard work.
More than anything else, it is a religious book. Without their strong religious beliefs for strength, their very survival would have been in doubt. However, the story is more than survival. It is a story of love for family and God as if they were one. A story of happiness because of that love.
It is a story everyone should share with his or her family.
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