This charming memoir chronicles a year in the life of a farming family in 19th century New England. It offers a vivid portrait of rural life, with descriptions of the changing seasons, the daily activities of the farm, and the struggles and joys of family life. Written in a down-to-earth and engaging style, it will appeal to readers interested in history, rural life, and family memoirs.

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