Toby Sonneman
Toby Sonneman is an American author known for her work on cultural and historical topics, particularly relating to the history of fruit and its impact on society. She has written books such as 'Lemon: A Global History' and 'Fruit Fields in My Blood: Okie Migrants in the West,' which explore these themes in depth.
Books
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1. Fruit Fields In My Blood
"Fruit Fields In My Blood" is a poignant memoir that delves into the author's personal history and the broader narrative of fruit farming in America. The book intertwines the author's family saga, tracing their roots back to Eastern European immigrants, with the evolution of fruit cultivation and the changing landscapes of orchards across the United States. Through a blend of personal recollection, historical research, and interviews with other fruit growers, the narrative explores themes of heritage, labor, migration, and the intimate connection between people and the land that sustains them. The memoir is a tribute to the author's ancestors and the enduring legacy they have left in the fertile soil of the country's fruit fields.
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