The sixties were years of uncertainty and turmoil for the United States as, right at one hundred years after the Civil War, racial violence threatened to divide the nation yet again. The country sat breathless before brand new televisions to witness the violence of a war in Viet Nam that was killing their sons, as their daughters' skirts got shorter and shorter. But in another world of Powersville in northern Missouri, four children were living in an escapade all their own and knew very little about outside society. In Good? Grief , the Temple children attempt to build a fort to play in and embark on some very precarious adventures that, for them, was 'just life'. Join Cathy with her orange hair and freckles as she learns the valuable lessons God has to teach throughout every 'just life' day. She and her siblings will delight readers of any age or gender as the innocence of childhood is brought back to mind with all its fun and adventure. Find out just exactly what Good? Grief can be.