As It Was on Pa's Farm

This is the story of the Malcolm family. Ma and Pa were hardworking, honest, and God-fearing. They earned their living by growing and harvesting cotton. But this is the story especially of their children, Susan, Hank, and Toby; the experiences of the children's growing up and "trying their wings" and the concern of the parents, especially when Hank began to show an interest in a girl named Vera, whose family had strange, mixed-up ideas--they kept Saturday instead of Sunday, and they never ate meat!

Did Hank and Vera ever find happiness together? Did they go against their parents' wishes? You will want to read to find out just how it was on Pa's farm.

This is a warm, tender story of real people experiencing love and different beliefs, and facing the concern of being "unequally yoked together."