Books Tell You Why, Inc.

A attractive first edition/first printing in Near Fine condition in an alike dust-jacket.

In Sherwood Anderson, Kim Townsend tells the story of a young couple, Lily and Will, who are struggling to make ends meet in the 1920s. They pool their money to buy a house, but soon discover that it is not enough to cover the mortgage and other bills. They turn to Will's family for help, but they are not wealthy either. As the bills pile up and the family's money dwindles, they are forced to sell their house and move in with Will's parents. The new arrangement is not ideal, but it is better than being homeless. As the family continues to struggle, they find themselves in more and more difficult situations. They are forced to sell their possessions, and even their car. They are constantly looking for a way to make money, but nothing seems to be working. Finally, Lily and Will decide to go back to work. This change in their life is a godsend, as it allows them to afford the bills and get back on their; Woodcuts; 8vo; 370 pages.

Price: $50.00