The Berry Pickers
The Berry Pickers by Mary Jean Anderson is a poignant and immersive novel that follows the lives of a group of workers in a rural town, united by their shared labor picking berries in the fields. As they navigate the challenges of poverty, family dynamics, and personal dreams, the novel delves into their hopes, struggles, and the bonds they form with each other. Set against the backdrop of a changing community, The Berry Pickers explores themes of resilience, identity, and the enduring pursuit of a better life.
- Cover 187 Words
- Title Page 268 Words
- One: Joe 2,298 Words
- Two: Norma 2,649 Words
- Three: Joe 2,312 Words
- Four: Norma 2,179 Words
- Five: Joe 2,123 Words
- Six: Norma 2,315 Words
- Seven: Joe 2,135 Words
- Eight: Norma 2,325 Words
- Nine: Joe 2,391 Words
- Ten: Norma 2,162 Words
- Eleven: Joe 2,174 Words
- Twelve: Norma 2,203 Words
- Thirteen: Joe 2,372 Words
- Fourteen: Norma 2,605 Words
- Fifteen: Ruthie 1,996 Words
- Sixteen: Joe 1,536 Words
- Seventeen: Ruthie 1,766 Words
- About the Author 2,118 Words
- Dedication 1,426 Words
- Contents 4 Words
- Copyright 138 Words
- Prologue 1,737 Words
- Acknowledgements 1,927 Words
- About the Publisher 914 Words