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This book is nonfiction, autobiographical, and based on a true story. It begins with nine-year-old Anna, who sang and played guitar for her father, an itinerant preacher with a large family, throughout many of the southern states. Each chapter is an episodic slice of Little Anna’s life as she dealt with constant change and unusual trauma. Andrews, North Carolina, is a town where Anna sang as a child on city sidewalks along Main Street. Murphy, North Carolina, holds many memories on Peachtree Street and Valley River Avenue at the town square. These are among the places where Anna sang in sidewalk street scenes for her preacher father. But these are only two towns among dozens of towns stretched from Charlotte, North Carolina; Gastonia and Bryson City to Atlanta including dozens of Georgia and Tennessee towns. The travels also included Cumberland, Kentucky and into West Virginia. The later story includes South Carolina and Florida.