One rose blooming
Subtitle: hard-earned lessons about kids, race, and life in America
By: by Rose Martin, with Doug Truax.
Contributors: Truax, Doug, 1944-
Publisher: Crofton Creek Press; Crofton Creek Pr; Brand: Crofton Creek Pr
Published: 2002
Place of publication: South Boardman, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
Subjects: Martin, Rose, 1942-; Women in charitable work -- United States; Parent and child -- United States; Interpersonal communication -- United States; Poverty -- United States; United States -- Race relations
Other titles: Hard-earned lessons about kids, race, and life in America
Table of contents: title: As straight as I can; title: Escape from the ghetto; title: Beggar at the door; title: To have and have not; title: No place to call home; title: The sweet taste of justice; title: Turkey shoot; title: Guardian angel; title: Escape; title: Getting real with kids; title: Exposed; title: Creative fundraising; title: Moving on up; title: Aunt Lu; title: Cooking up commerce; title: When everybody has enough; title: Bridging the gap; title: Not making the grade; title: Coping with cops; title: To hell and back; title: Attack; title: Thorns for a rose; title: Keeping good company; title: The day the sky fell in.