WWII: Home Front

Two years into the war, Dena Brewster still struggled with Clay's death and war in general. she struggled as a single mother, trying to move on, to make a life for her boys and herself. How can she answer he sons' questions about their daddy when she doesn't understand herself? Her freight business helped her to tolerate the cruelty of war. Victory gardens and saving scrap metal along with making bandages gave the country hope. War bonds and rationing were still a must. Dena was rationed fu...