WEDNESDAY'S CHILD by Rhea Cote Robbins
This is the story of a neighborhood and beyond.
This is the story of Rhea Cote Robbins, a woman who lived the life of the mill town and its inhabitants.
This is the true story of that town and its people told from her experiences of them.
A creative nonfiction memoir about growing up and living Franco-American.
Used as a textbook in many college classrooms for: cultural, women's, sociology, English, French, writing and other studies. Paperback, 89 pages.
Winner of the Maine Chapbook Award
A creative nonfiction memoir about growing up and living Franco-American.
Used as a textbook in many college classrooms for: cultural, women's, sociology, English, French, writing and other studies. Paperback, 89 pages.
Winner of the Maine Chapbook Award