Rose Love
Delilah Rose: Living in the Past
Paperback
(PublishAmerica June 18, 2014)
Delilah Rose is fictional; inspired by historical events of an old woman. She considers it one of her best manuscript. Like Delilah Rose, She's a kid at heart and romantic. She shares her childhood stories with a twist. Cartoon is like a good meal to her. Delilah Rose can be anyone who is reading the book because you can relate with her family experiences. She didn't have a TV. Everyone sat around the campfire and listened to the old timers tell stories. Sometimes to pass the time, they would listen to stories while working in the fields.
- ISBN
- 1632499789 / 9781632499783
- Pages
- 122
- Weight
- 5.8 oz.
- Dimensions
- 5.5 x 0.3 in.
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