Brigham Young at Home

Around the name of Brigham Young are formed pictures of pioneering, empire building, and colonization beyond the American frontier. The name conjures up images of exiles in winter camps more than a century ago, of covered wagons on the trail, of ox teams, Indians - pictures of a transplanted civilization 1,000 miles removed from the nearest American outpost. Yet in his life at home, one will see the affection of a strong man for his large family and the action and interaction of the interesting personalities of the wives and children. With one of the alert, intelligent and lively Young children as the eye witness and participant, giving a play-by-play story of life with father, the reader is treated as though he has a seat in the family box at the theater watching the drama unfold in Brigham Young at Home.