Tater Folks

About the Book

This story has been told over and over again by numerous different folks. It was originally a children’s sermon. At this point in time, the original author is unknown. Many who tell the story call it, “Tator People.” I have chosen to retell the story, making it an adaptive work. I have chosen to title it, “Tater Folk.” One may use the names given to the characters in this book are all nouns. A noun is the name given to a person, place, or thing. It is the subject of a verb.

About the Author

A native of Indiana, Margaret Rose Edinburgh is a first generation college graduate. Margaret attended Vigo County public schools and received a bachelor’s degree in office administration from Indiana State University. She is the proud mother of one adult daughter, Tomiyko Yvette Roberts. Margaret retired from a corporate position with more than 28 years of employment as an administrator.

Margaret has dubbed herself a “sampler of life”. Since May, 1990, with the creation of her first African-American cloth doll, she has had some remarkable sampling experiences. Coupled with her product, “The Order of NZingah Doll Collection,”™ her gifts of writing, and volunteering in the community, the dolls have taken Margaret around the country and abroad to South Africa, London and Paris. She has received certificates of award for volunteerism from two US Presidents. The first was titled, The Daily Points of Light from George W. Bush. Finally, she received several President Means Service Award from President Barak Obama. A Distinguished Toastmaster, Margaret has helped to charter several new clubs as well as mentor some new Toastmasters. In 2008, she founded the Yellow Rose Society. You may reach her at 2774 Cobb Parkway, STE 109, #209, Kennesaw GA 30152.