**Buckshot Pie: A Family’s Struggle Through Homesteading, The Great Depression, and WW II**
**Rating: 5/5 stars**
In “Buckshot Pie,” readers are taken on an emotional journey through a family’s resilience during challenging times. The metaphor of buckshot pie reflects the pioneer spirit, toughness, and bittersweet struggle to survive and thrive off the land. Pearl’s elderberry pie, known as buckshot pie by her sons, becomes a symbol of the family’s endurance.
The author beautifully captures the essence of homesteading, the hardships faced during the Great Depression, and the impact of World War II on the family’s lives. The narrative is rich with detail, offering a vivid portrayal of the struggles and triumphs experienced by the characters.
What makes “Buckshot Pie” a compelling read is its raw honesty and heartfelt storytelling. Readers will be moved by the resilience and determination of the family as they navigate through adversity. The book serves as a reminder of the strength found in family bonds and the power of perseverance.
I highly recommend “Buckshot Pie” to those who appreciate historical fiction, stories of family resilience, and narratives that delve into the human spirit. Pick up a copy and prepare to be immersed in a tale that will leave a lasting impact.
BUCKSHOT PIE: A Family’s Struggle Through Homesteading, The Great Depression, and WW II- US