A personal account by Denise Lauzon, the 13th child in a Catholic, French Canadian family of 15 from Windsor, Ontario. Her stories are based on her perspective and experiences as a child growing up in the early '60s and '70s. This book tells personal, lighthearted, and funny accounts that capture what were simpler, morally-driven times. A true testament to how her family had to make do without much, how everyone made their own way, while adhering to strict family rules and religious dogma. It's a delightful, quick read that will have you laughing out loud as you drift back in time.