Title: Mama , a Mellow Memoir
Product review: Frank McCourt said, "the happy childhood is hardly worth bothering about" but he hadn't read MAMA STORIEs by RD Larson. If you're zapped out from reading about dysfunctional families and misery, give yourself a treat and give Mama a read. Everyone should have a Mama like Baby Rose's but for those who can't, reading about her will help make up for it. Mama's mission in life is to make the world a better place, starting with her children, who seem to think the world is fine without her added touches. Mama's genteel manners are mostly lost on Rose, aka Warrior Woman, who has her own ideas about how the world should be run. Fortunately for Mama, Warrior Woman is there to deal with loose goats, manic cows, and snakes inclined to make social calls. You'll be glad to know childhood doesn't have to hurt to be good for us.
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