CROSSROADS is a book of true Stories and events of the 1930\'s and 1940\'s.
The Stories will trigger memories for the older folks and introduce younger generations to a time long past but not forgotten..
You will feel the love she has for the people and for the time spent at the country store and on the front porches of her grandparents.
As you read these stories, you will feel the respect and love Greene has for the place she grew up.
Many of her family elders were storytellers and loved sharing both the history of the area and the legends dating back to the Civil War.
All lived near the Crossroads and her interaction with them provided a wealth of information about the past.
She had six living grandmothers and great grandmothers and two grandfathers living during her childhood.
Greene was fortunate to have longevity in her family.
The Southern folklore in CROSSROADS is informative and entertaining.
Tobacco was the king of crops and the crossroads was right in the heart of tobacco land.
The author writes about the peddlers who traveled throughout Rural areas selling their goods such as sewing machines, Bibles, ribbons, candy, blankets and even fish.
Stories are factual and written from the author\'s memories of growing up in Rural eastern North Carolina.
It contains both historical and legendary Stories about country stores, poverty, farm life, front porches, sharecropping, childhood labor, health care, hardships, race relations and more.
CROSSROADS is a book of true Stories and events of the 1930\'s and 1940\'s
