Pigs Can't Swim: A Memoir (Audiobook)

from jwood652

The youngest of nine in a rough brood raised in poverty on a remote farm at the end of the road, the author recounts all the misadventures and escapades as she recalls them. Her overworked parents, an uninvolved, dispassionate father and well meaning but somewhat insensitive mother, do their best...

from jwood652

The youngest of nine in a rough brood raised in poverty on a remote farm at the end of the road, the author recounts all the misadventures and escapades as she recalls them. Her overworked parents, an uninvolved, dispassionate father and well meaning but somewhat insensitive mother, do their best...

from jwood652

The youngest of nine in a rough brood raised in poverty on a remote farm at the end of the road, the author recounts all the misadventures and escapades as she recalls them. Her overworked parents, an uninvolved, dispassionate father and well meaning but somewhat insensitive mother, do their best...

from c.archer

This was an amazing book. I liked everything about it; from the style of writing, to the setting, to the depth of feeling from the author. It is a memoir with some real substance. I was attracted to the picture on the cover, as well as the title, and took a chance on it when it was offered throug...

from Beamis12

Helen grew up the youngest of nine on a backwoods Maine farm. Her parents were overwhelmed and struggled to find the money to take care of their large family. Told with humor and grace, Helen relates the joy and sorrows of growing up the youngest. Parts reminded me of my large family of seven chi...