Radio

In this engaging autobiography, Alice Green provides a humorous and poignant eyewitness account of her family's struggles during World War II, highlighting the significant social changes that arose as millions of women entered the workforce. Through her light-hearted perspective as the youngest child, she recounts the Golden Years of Radio, where entertainment and news intermingled with wartime challenges. Celebrated for its fresh, witty prose, this audiobook chronicles Alice's creative aspirations and her triumph over adversity, showcasing the resilience of unsung American women during a transformative era.