High Time (1944)

by Mary Lasswell

Series: Suds series (2)

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With young Americans leaving to fight in WWII, Mrs. Feeley, Mrs. Rasmussen, and Miss Tinkham are overcome with patriotism and decide they owe a contribution to the war effort themselves. But when the manager of nearby Consocraft Airplane Factory doesn't think that they're cut out for riveting, they try a more domestic approach to help their boys overseas. The second installment of Mary Lasswell's delightful and lighthearted stories to feature the residents of San Diego's Noah's Ark junkyard is full of brash do-goodery and fun. Get ready to be swept up in Mrs. Feeley and friends' impeccable charm in this classic title about The Greatest Generation.… (more)

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I think this is the second book about those three wonderful women chugging down the beer in WWII San Diego. (

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With young Americans leaving to fight in WWII, Mrs. Feeley, Mrs. Rasmussen, and Miss Tinkham are overcome with patriotism and decide they owe a contribution to the war effort themselves. But when the manager of nearby Consocraft Airplane Factory doesn't think that they're cut out for riveting, they try a more domestic approach to help their boys overseas. The second installment of Mary Lasswell's delightful and lighthearted stories to feature the residents of San Diego's Noah's Ark junkyard is full of brash do-goodery and fun. Get ready to be swept up in Mrs. Feeley and friends' impeccable charm in this classic title about The Greatest Generation.

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