In ROBBY, the author shares the many, oftentimes humorous, obstacles confronting him as a young boy during the Great Depression up through his hitch in a WWII United States Navy. There can be no doubt the Great Depression of the twenties and thirties was a harsh time. Money was scarce as were jobs. But squeezed in here and there were good times. Robby and his friends never saw themslves as victims rather they accepted the world as "the way it is." We were surrounded by adults who fervently believed "it takes a village to raise a child." Our heroes were real live adults akin to Miss Greenleaf...