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Papa and Mama Said
Full of Dare County Folklore
by Lucinda Gallop Baum

Overview


A delightful look into the good old days in Dare County North Carolina. This charming book, told from the perspective of an 8 year old as she grows up in a large family and close knit community, contains stories and anecdotes about life in the days of the Great Depression and is full of old Dare County sayings. It is a great read aloud book to the elderly. It will bring back memories and they may even have something to share with you.

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Description


Foreword: This book is not designed to make you feel that you haven’t lived if you haven’t conversed in “Pig-Latin”, jumped hots, or shot marbles, but to share with you some of the experiences and emotions of what some might call “the good ole days”. For some of my characters herein I have borrowed new names, for the sake of privacy, as well as to protect the guilty. I feel reasonably sure that my family and friends will recognize themselves, even though I have told them as I saw them through my eyes. I apologize for Papa’s foul language but I would be hard put to depict his character without it.

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About the author


Lucinda G. Baum was born in 1928 and raised in Dare County in a family with 14 children. They grew up in the days prior to the war, when everything was done "the hard way" and "it was all a matter of survival." This charming book, told from the perspective of an 8 year old, contains stories and anecdotes about life in the days of the Great Depression and is full of old Dare County sayings.
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Book details

Genre:BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Subgenre:Cultural, Ethnic & Regional / General

Language:English

Pages:344

Paperback ISBN:9780997931518


Overview


A delightful look into the good old days in Dare County North Carolina. This charming book, told from the perspective of an 8 year old as she grows up in a large family and close knit community, contains stories and anecdotes about life in the days of the Great Depression and is full of old Dare County sayings. It is a great read aloud book to the elderly. It will bring back memories and they may even have something to share with you.

Read more

Description


Foreword: This book is not designed to make you feel that you haven’t lived if you haven’t conversed in “Pig-Latin”, jumped hots, or shot marbles, but to share with you some of the experiences and emotions of what some might call “the good ole days”. For some of my characters herein I have borrowed new names, for the sake of privacy, as well as to protect the guilty. I feel reasonably sure that my family and friends will recognize themselves, even though I have told them as I saw them through my eyes. I apologize for Papa’s foul language but I would be hard put to depict his character without it.

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About the author


Lucinda G. Baum was born in 1928 and raised in Dare County in a family with 14 children. They grew up in the days prior to the war, when everything was done "the hard way" and "it was all a matter of survival." This charming book, told from the perspective of an 8 year old, contains stories and anecdotes about life in the days of the Great Depression and is full of old Dare County sayings.
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