Growing Up French: A Collection of Franco-American Interviews

A book of Franco-American lives, history, and traditions. Between the years 1840 and 1930, they entered the United States in droves. They were French Canadian Immigrants, and this is their story. Author Marie Proulx-Meder spent five years interviewing 23 Franco-Americans (most from New England), including well-known international songstress Josée Vachon. Replete with historical information and bursting with cultural traditions, the book also features color photographs, which bring the stories to life.This book was written to celebrate, acknowledge, and embrace the rich heritage of our forefathers and to help to maintain French culture and traditions, thereby preserving the past for future generations.Features larger 14 pt print for easy reading. Read more