We Had Everything but Money by Deb Mulvey (1992, Hardcover) Great Depression

Description: We Had Everything But Money is a captivating collection of personal stories and cherished memories from the Great Depression. While it was a time of immense financial struggle, the stories within this book highlight the resilience, compassion, and strength of the American people during that challenging era. The book is divided into ten chapters, each focusing on different aspects of life during the Great Depression. From the closing of banks and the opening of hearts, to surviving the Dust Bowl and finding new ways to make a living, these stories reveal the resourcefulness and determination of the people who lived through it. Not only does We Had Everything But Money delve into the hardships of the time, but it also celebrates the simple pleasures and joys that were found in the midst of adversity. From the simple meals shared with love, to the resourceful ways of recycling and making do, the book showcases how the human spirit prevailed in even the most difficult times. Love, marriage, and family life are also explored, with heartwarming stories of couples who overcame adversity and found strength in one another. And, of course, the book wouldn't be complete without a look at the entertainment and fun that people enjoyed during the Great Depression, from classic films to radio shows and homemade fun. Edited by Deb Mulvey and featuring contributions from various editors, We Had Everything But Money was first published in 1992 by the Reiman Media Group and was later reprinted in 2008. It serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who lived through the Great Depression, and a reminder that tough times never last, but tough people do.

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