Always Something To Do is a novel built from primary sources — the handwritten memoir of Naomi Roberts Ledbetter, an interview recorded in her own words at the age of eighty, and historic documents spanning her lifetime. Travel along with her and her story.
A girl from a rural farm in Alabama during the Great Depression — no electricity, no running water, the ridgeline the edge of the known world — who grew up to cross rivers, cross oceans, and see what was on the other side.