Whether it was Sunday dinners, making mud pies, or finding four leaf clovers, growing up in Mississippi is where Latoya Heard learned the value of life and caring for others. In this book, Latoya reminisces on a time when whole communities worked together to raise a child, families ate together at dinnertime, and neighbors borrowed from each other. She reflects on the true meaning of family, faith, and love through captivating stories that give readers a detailed peek of life in the South. The author believes that Southern hospitality is more than a cliche, or an occasional experience. It's a...