Outskirts Press Announces Through the Eyes of a Child, the Latest Highly-Anticipated Nonfiction Book from Gautier, MS Author Lennie Rankin Mills
Summary
Through the Eyes of a Child captures the remarkable way of life for Lennie Rankin Mills as she grows up the youngest of nine children on a cotton farm in this southern Mississippi town from 1946 through the sixties.Outskirts Press offers full-service, custom self-publishing services for authors seeking a cost-effective, fast, and flexible way to publish and distribute their books while retaining all their rights and full creative control.Through the Eyes of a Child captures the remarkable way of life for Lennie Rankin Mills as she grows up the youngest of nine children on a cotton farm in this southern Mississippi town from 1946 through the sixties.It was a period characterized by hardship, privation and poverty—but also incredible joy, pride and accomplishment.With a keen eye for detail and sharp ear for dialogue, Mills recalls a memorable cast of characters with a dash of Southern humor.Through it all, Mills paints one of the most accurate portraits yet of a bygone era where electricity was still novel, people still settled their scores with guns and the most important activity of the week was the family gathering.Deftly constructed at 152 pages, Through the Eyes of a Child is being aggressively promoted to appropriate markets with a focus on the Nonfiction category.