The dark brunette looked at her sisters with their silky blond hair. “May I go to the library tomorrow?” Her farmer father grunted, “Linnie, you aren’t like the rest of us.”
Her sisters married. The farmer died. Mother sold the farm and gave Linnie money for college. She would write a book about her ancestors, “Swedish Farmers of Minnesota”.
A DNA test for a class assignment revealed secrets. Linnie was half-Italian. Her family doctor was her father; his son was her half-brother.
Linnie caressed her chestnut curls as she wrote about her ancestors, “An Italian Family’s Escape from the Nazis”.
Her sisters married. The farmer died. Mother sold the farm and gave Linnie money for college. She would write a book about her ancestors, “Swedish Farmers of Minnesota”.
A DNA test for a class assignment revealed secrets. Linnie was half-Italian. Her family doctor was her father; his son was her half-brother.
Linnie caressed her chestnut curls as she wrote about her ancestors, “An Italian Family’s Escape from the Nazis”.
