
Maureen O'Carroll
A Musical Memoir of an Irish Immigrant Childhood
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"A splendid read." - Oliver P. Rafferty, Professor of History, Boston College.
A richly evocative memoir of resilience, ambition, and music that traces the extraordinary journey of John and May O’Carroll - Irish independence fighters who, after years of periodic imprisonment, began anew in Depression-era Sydney, Australia. Told through the eyes of fiercely observant middle child Maureen, this narrative chronicles the chaos and warmth of a large immigrant family and their determination to thrive in their new home. Music plays a vital role in the lives of the ten children and is instrumental in the family rising above their hard circumstances to achieve a better life.
Brimming with humor, heart, and historical insight, this compelling account, written by Maureen and her daughter Leora, celebrates the unbreakable bonds of kin, the endurance of identity, and the transformative power of music.
It was well written and enjoyable. Her writing held my attention and allowed me to me into her life
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