Making Do by Josan Wright Callender

Making Do by Josan Wright Callender

In the midst of the turbulent 1940's a young black couple find their future goals, livelihoods and destinies meet in an unexpected way, on the streets of Bessemer, Alabama. However, they must first confront the very tangible fears of the Jim Crow south, the Great Depression and their nation poised on the brink of World War II, to realize what they seek. While on this journey, they find that courage will come from the legacy of their families, support of friends and a strong faith in God. This courage allows them to find love by winning a triple victory over fear: abroad, at home and within themselves

This historical fiction drama is a story of how family and relationships help to develop a strong faith in God. It is more than a romance, it is an inspirational, feel good story of how so many African American's created a path for their future generations with grit and commitment so that they would succeed and overcome.

Callender, Josan Wright: - Josan Callender is an author and a special education consultant. Having taught in the field of special education for 27+ years and holding a double Masters in Special Ed Leadership and Administration, Ms. Callender seeks to bring her experiences as a teacher, mentor teacher, teacher consultant and program specialist to a growing audience of children, parents and teachers in teaching social skills in a fun way!

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ISBN 13	9780999610770
ISBN 10	0999610775
Title	Making Do
Author	Josan Wright Callender
Series	Tuskegee Tales
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Making Do: Growing Up Colored in the Jim Crow South During the Great Depression
Year published	2022-01-28
Number of pages	340
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