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Title: Unforgettable Book for Readers of Any Age
Review: As a musician who tours at least 200 days out of every year and spends time in the studio when I'm not on the road, I find that if I don't keep a number of interesting books with me on the road, my brain completely turns to mush.One of the books I read recently wasThe Happy Immortals, a great novel set partially in the Dust Bowl years.I'd traveled through and flown over the Oklahoma Panhandle many times, but didn't know a lot about the area or what this land had gone through.Anyway, the interest from that novel led to a search for historical books about the Dust Bowl, including this one by Michael L. Cooper.Dust to Eat is a great, sad, gritty, real, sometimes overwhelming, unforgettable, and intense read.Kudos to the Mr. Cooper for a job well done!BTW, two more excellent historical books on the Dust Bowl and the Oklahoma Panhandle areLetters from the Dust BowlandDust Bowl: The Southern Plains in the 1930s.
