NO PLACE ELSE
Did you ever wonder what happened to Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath families? Here is a book that tells the real story of one such family during and after the Great Depression.

This book is a memoir, told in a series of short stories --- all based on true events in troubled times --- of one boy's struggle with poverty and near deafness.

"Mr. Brosman's memoir --- part fact, part fiction --- deserves praise on serveral accounts. It reads like a novel filled with suspense and surprising turns, each chapter constituting a mini short story. The subject is a young, half deaf boy who moves with his family from one migrant labor camp to the next and is confronted with almost insurmountable odds at every turn.....
This book is a must read, especially for young adults and all those who labor in the fields of education, economic equality and social justice."

Franz K. Schneider, Ph.D, LL.D
Professer Emeritus
English and Comparative Literature
Gonzaga University