Stories from the White Farmhouse in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

The author, who is an only child, lived in the same house, slept in the same bed, and ate at the same table for eighteen years, but she was never bored. Animals surrounded her: Shetland ponies were at the front door, cows smiled at her in the pasture, and dogs guarded her. From1945 to 1963, she experienced laughter, love, sadness, death and maturity. Her unique relatives taught her to persevere through the unusually sad events. In her clear style, she captures childhood memories. From the white farmhouse, she watched her town change from a farming community into a suburb. Her memories relate those special years. Monica Wesolowska, author and creative writing teacher states "Overall it's a satisfying, rich read. I'm sure your family will appreciate it."