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Ruthie's Kids: Tough love from a tough Mom.

Ruthie's Kids: Tough love from a tough Mom.

Bob Weir
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The true story of 7 kids being raised by a single mother in the slums of lower East Side Manhattan during the 1950's. A tale of growing up poor and struggling for dignity as seen through the eyes of one of her sons. The sometimes poignant, often humorous, but always grateful description of a mother's relentless struggle to keep her family together despite the challenges of poverty, crime, and the well-meaning social agencies that would have separated them. Nurtured by a bare-knuckled mother who used fear to keep them in line, Ruthie's Kids will be forever indebted to the woman who understood the meaning of "tough love" before it became a fashionable cliche. Thanks to her courage and commitment, 7 kids survived the urban jungle, ended the welfare dependency, and became productive citizens.
Language
English
Pages
236
Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse
Release
July 24, 2002
ISBN
0595234410
ISBN 13
9780595234417

Ruthie's Kids: Tough love from a tough Mom.

Bob Weir
0/5 ( ratings)
The true story of 7 kids being raised by a single mother in the slums of lower East Side Manhattan during the 1950's. A tale of growing up poor and struggling for dignity as seen through the eyes of one of her sons. The sometimes poignant, often humorous, but always grateful description of a mother's relentless struggle to keep her family together despite the challenges of poverty, crime, and the well-meaning social agencies that would have separated them. Nurtured by a bare-knuckled mother who used fear to keep them in line, Ruthie's Kids will be forever indebted to the woman who understood the meaning of "tough love" before it became a fashionable cliche. Thanks to her courage and commitment, 7 kids survived the urban jungle, ended the welfare dependency, and became productive citizens.
Language
English
Pages
236
Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse
Release
July 24, 2002
ISBN
0595234410
ISBN 13
9780595234417

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