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So, Gertrude, Annie and Retta are complete works of fiction as were the circumstances in the book, but the stories I heard growing up.

I experienced it as a place of plenty and she experienced it as a place of lack. Deborah Kobylt LIVE: Deb Spera - Author, 'Call Your Daughter Home' 6,283 views 6 Dislike Share Deborah Zara Kobylt & Deborah Kobylt LIVE 13K subscribers Need a new book to. The Orphans Tale by Pam Jenoff Pam Jenoff has authored many historical novels, several during the World War II era where she captures a variety of different perspectives and ways in which Jewish people were hidden, and transported to safety from war torn Europe. Mamaw’s memories of Branchville were so different than mine. She owns her own television company, One-Two Punch Productions, and has executive produced such. She owns her own television company, One-Two Punch Productions, and has executive. About the author (2019) Deb Spera was born in Louisville, Kentucky, and lives in Los Angeles. Corn was shucked and frozen for Christmas dinner. Deb Spera was born in Louisville, Kentucky, and lives in Los Angeles. Every old dress was turned into an apron or dishtowel. My grandmother whom I called Mamaw, made something out of everything as did my great-grandmother, Mama Lane. The way of life was so different from the suburbs of Louisville, Kentucky, and yet it was also somewhat the same. Branchville was such a distinct place when I was growing up. Featured on Oprahs Summer Reading List For readers of Delia Owens Where. How did your family stories result in the creation of your three main characters, Gertrude, Retta, and Annie?Ī: Really the most important thing that came from those stories was a sense of time and place. Read Call Your Daughter Home A Novel by Deb Spera available from Rakuten Kobo. Q: You note that Call Your Daughter Home was inspired at least in part by your great-grandmother and grandmother. Deb Spera is the author of Call Your Daughter Home.