Ida Mae: Moonshine, Money and Misery

by Jim Campbell

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Soul Mapping asks readers to actively participate in discovering their truest selves, to admit what D. H. Lawrence calls "the angels who are knocking at our doors." At the heart of the book is the creation of 12 maps, each organized around a key theme - including the present, childhood and family patterns, education, hobbies and pleasures, hidden desires, envies, prohibitions, fears, loss, and the future. Conceived to elicit unexpected epiphanies and connections, these maps are then show more assembled into one larger "soul map" that helps readers understand who they were, who they are, and who they most want to be. show less

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I bought [Moonshine, Money, and Misery] by [[Jim Campbell]] at the Big Walker Mountain store. The store is also home to the lookout tower and is at the heart of the Crooked Road Music Trail in Wytheville, Virginia. It is the setting for this book. The author grew up in the mountains of Virginia and the story is a love letter to Appalachia. It is a love I share.

The book tells the story of Ida Mae, recently turned 18 and trying to figure out how to navigate the world. Her mistakes lead to the comedy in the book as she tries to fix them along with help from her family and friends. Mostly, they are trying to outsmart the moonshiners.

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Fiction and Literature, General Fiction
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813.6Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English2000-
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PS3603 .A477 .I33Language and LiteratureAmerican literature
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