Pa Mac's Mother's Autobiography: A Sharecropper's Daughter by Lenora McWilliams

A Sharecropper’s Daughter by Lenora McWilliams available on Amazon (go here and click on the Amazon link: http://www.farmhandscompanion.com/online_store.html )

Though the day of the sharecroppers and their place in Arkansas has long passed, a few of those who played a part in that system of yesteryear still remain with us—along with their stories.

One dear lady who not only witnessed this passing lifestyle of tenant farmers, but played a role in it herself (just before the door of that era closed shut) was Pa Mac's own mother, Lenora McWilliams. Pa Mac, along with his sister and brother grew up hearing her stories, which were rich with witty sayings, humorous anecdotes, laughter—and most importantly—lessons about life. This is why they persuaded her to put her memories in a book so that others could benefit, too. A “primer”, so to speak, of true happiness amid hard times.

After long days of remembering and writing, Lenora's recollections of a special time gone by are now available in her book entitled "A Sharecropper’s Daughter" by Lenora McWilliams. It’s available on Amazon (go here and click on the Amazon link: http://www.farmhandscompanion.com/online_store.html )