Small-Town Chaos

<p><strong>In Liberty moments of grit perseverance heartbreak and joy illustrate the fullness of living a small-town life.</strong></p><p></p><p>A staunch urbanite Lenore Focht never thought she'd end up in a remote farming community of 450 people. But when she gets a teaching job that could pave the way to a better position in the big city she pulls up stakes and heads to rural Saskatchewan. After all she's an independent woman who's capable of anything . . . right?</p><p></p><p>At first Lenore doesn't know what to make of this prairie town its quirky residents or the challenges and drama of life on a working ranch. She tries to find her footing in an environment as unfamiliar as a foreign country only to discover that to truly thrive she'll need to put down roots. As her family grows-and tragedy strikes a student-the people of Liberty show Lenore that small towns are forged out of love resilience and community.</p><p></p><p>A captivating memoir of hilarity and heartbreak <em>Small-Town Chaos</em> is a tender reminder of what transforms a place into a home.</p>