This wonderful book, with whimsical
illustrations by Ronnie Mosseller,
tells the story of Morris the Horse,
who thinks no one cares about him anymore
now that cars and trucks are around.
Deciding to just sit down in the middle
of town and quit, his outlook changes when
he meets a skinny little boy who becomes
his friend as well as the town hero for
getting Morris to finally get up and go!
“In My Mother’s Kitchen serves as a poignant reminder of our shared connections to family and friends — the use of rituals providing an emotional yet comforting view of some of life’s most powerful lessons.”
--- Matt Lauer, co-anchor NBC “Today”
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In My Mother's Kitchen: An Introduction to the Healing Power of Reminiscence
“In this inspirational collection by Robin Edgar, the children of the Depression remember the hard times with nostalgia because they enjoyed a family cohesiveness often lacking in today’s comparative good times.”
– Ellen Scarborough, former reporter/feature writer, The Charlotte Observer & The Fayetteville Times
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