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Potato: A Tale from the Great Depression

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Potato: A Tale from the Great Depression

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This book is the historical fiction story of a family who lived during the Great Depression. A little girl tells the story of her grandmother who was a little girl during the Great Depression. Her family lost their home and had to farm potatoes for two weeks. They were given leftover potatoes and used them to trade with others for goods until they were able to get back on their feet. The book has a happy ending when the father finds a job and the family relocates to a city.

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- Children of the Great Depression suffered heavily physically, with diseases like malnutrition, but even more suffered mentally, knowing that in a split second, within the blink of an eye, their lives might just change.
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- Sometimes, children left home. They either did not want to burden their families,were tired of their boring and poor living, or just wanted an adventure.
- Many parents, while attempting to get back on their feet, sent their children to live with others. In December of 1934, more than 23,000 children were in foster-home or institutional care.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEGfvz1UbGA

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- Some children couldn't go school since many of the rural areas lacked schools.
- Many children dropped out of schools to help work for their family.
- Schools across America closed down because of the lack of money