The nine siblings stuck together with love and mutual support. They memorized and recited poems in lieu of giving store-bought gifts. The children's lives were punctuated by episodes of cruelty, violence, suicides, ostracism, evictions and the like. Ultimately, Moss transcended her childhood, changing her life and her face. I've always been right there, underneath, like an underground spring.
Readers can only delight in Moss' success as an artist, writer, parent, wife and lovely woman.
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