Pearls of Country Wisdom: Hints from a Small Town on Keeping a Garden and Home

by Deborah S. Tukua

Over 700 time- and money saving tips and recipes.

Genres: Nonfiction

370 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2002

About the author

Deborah S. Tukua is the author of the children's book, Traveling the Natchez Trace Parkway from A to Z, eight nonfiction books, and is currently writing middle-grade historical fiction. She lives in the Tennessee countryside, along the banks of Holly Creek, with her husband, Lowell. A native of Jacksonville, Florida, and a veteran homeschooling mom, she's written lifestyle articles for the Farmers' Almanac, since 2003. Tukua is an avid member in Word Weavers International. Her favorite activities include writing, traveling the scenic Natchez Trace, decorating, bird watching, nature walks, reading and singing with her grandchildren. Read her blog articles at https://www.deborahstukua.com

FUN FACTS: Tukua makes quill pens from wild goose and turkey feathers, and ink from poke berries. She can make a genuine barred owl call.

Reviews

[Eileen]

This is a fun little reference - lots of good ideas but strangely enough, most of them were already implemented and underway in folks home when I was growing up. So I guess I know a heck of a lot more pearls of country wisdom than I realized!

[Elaine Reinhard]

Wonderful tips and recipes. Very enjoyable and informative!