In this novel's fifteenth chapter, a waitress sells a poor family two pieces of candy for a penny, causing two truckers to reward her kindness with a tip of a dollar.
In this novel's fifteenth chapter, a waitress sells a poor family two pieces of candy for a penny, causing two truckers to reward her kindness with a tip of a dollar. Later in this novel, Connie Rivers abandons his pregnant wife, who breastfeeds a sick man in this novel's final scene. Jim Casy is killed near the end of this novel, which chronicles the plight of the Dust Bowl on poor Oklahoma farmers during the Great Depression. For 10 points, name this novel about the Joad family written by John Steinbeck.
In this novel's fifteenth chapter, a waitress sells a poor family two pieces of candy for a penny, causing two truckers to reward her kindness with a tip of a dollar.
The {Grapes} of Wrath