Now we have the "many splendored" book of memoirs by the well known traditional storyteller and author of "Storytelling in a Nutshell, "(LifeWay Press) Maxine Bersch! In it you meet "Mac," child of the mountains, born ninth of ten children. She brings us a book of over 100 original stories that carry the reader from laughter to tears and back again! A storyteller's treasure-trove of events that have shaped her life. Exciting the reader's delight and curiosity is brought on by reading such titles as "Tom Fear-No-Man," "Clipped Wings," "One Dark and Stormy Night," etc. Born in 1919, the ninth of ten children, she has woven this storyteller's covering for the decades into a homespun tapestry of many colors that cause you to "look up, laugh, love and lift!"
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A native West Virginian, Maxine was born in 1919. Her stories reflect the struggles of being homeless during the depression, and how she attained a liberal education through diligent study and application of life's experiences. Her creed is spelled out distinctly in the words, "Look up, Laugh, Love and Lift." Her ninety-four, plus years are portrayed as living proof that a merry heart does good like medicine. The reader is carried along by her winged words to the conclusion that "Thursday's child has far to go!"
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