Make Do and Mend: Keeping Family and Home Afloat on War Rations
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Make Do and Mend: Keeping Family and Home Afloat on War Rations

by Jill Norman

History Home and Garden
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Make Do and Mend examines the practical realities of maintaining a family and household during wartime rationing. With its focus on resourcefulness, repair, and domestic management, the book presents a concise view of how families sought to keep everyday life afloat when supplies were limited.

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Make Do and Mend explores the practical challenge of keeping family and home afloat during wartime.

Its focus is the culture of rationing and the resourceful approach captured by the phrase “make do and mend.”

The book offers a perspective on domestic life, household management, and family resilience under conditions of limited supplies.

It will appeal to readers interested in wartime history and the everyday realities of managing a home.

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