The art of living in wartime

The Art of Living in Wartime by Marjorie Barstow Greenbie Originally published in 1943, “The Art of Living in Wartime” by Marjorie Barstow Greenbie is a poignant exploration of everyday life during the turbulence of World War II. This insightful volume captures the essence of adapting to life’s adversities with grace, courage, and resilience. Greenbie’s work provides an intimate look at the ways individuals and families navigate the challenges of wartime, focusing on the arts of leisure, home-making, and personal fortitude amidst chaos. With a poetic and reflective narrative, the author addresses various facets of wartime life, from securing a mate to creating a sense of home despite uncertainty, all while maintaining a spirit of optimism and strength. Greenbie, an esteemed author known for “The Arts of Leisure,” brings a blend of practical advice and philosophical reflection that remains relevant today. The book’s chapters, such as “The Gallant Art of Facing It” and “The Ingenious Art of Doing Without,” explore practical strategies for cultivating joy and tranquility, even as the world faces upheaval. Greenbie’s style is both earnest and encouraging, making this work not only a historical account but also a timeless guide to finding beauty and meaning during periods of crisis. Brought back into publication by Leopold Classic Library, this edition has undergone a meticulous quality control process to ensure the best possible reading experience, maintaining the integrity of the original publication. A treasured piece of wartime literature, “The Art of Living in Wartime” offers readers an opportunity to connect with the resilience and grace of past generations. Paperback: 320 pages Publisher: Leopold Classic Library (Reprint Edition) Language: English Dimensions: 6 x 0.7 x 9 inches