Flat Broke with Two Goats: A Memoir Free Audiobook Download by Jennifer McGaha

In her memoir, McGaha tells the story of what it was like to live through a financial crisis with two young children. Her husband lost his job and for years, she did whatever it took to keep the family afloat. She started a small business and eventually became successful in the field of marketing. This audiobook is part of McGaha's personal journey while writing her memoir, which has been called "a must-read" by Publishers Weekly and "essential reading" by Library Journal.

Jennifer McGaha wrote a memoir about going from living in a very wealthy family to living off of the social security that her husband received. It was not written just for the money, but also to show other people who are struggling with finances how anyone can get back on their feet again. The audiobook is narrated by Pam Ward, as she does a wonderful job at making this book come alive.

Many rural families in America struggle. The recession hit them hard, causing a lot of stress and financial issues. For example, one family seen in the audiobook has been struggling for years to make ends meet. They do what they can, with limited resources and money. One day they decide to give their daughter a goat to help provide food for their family. This was a big step for the family, but it just made things more difficult because they had no way of getting the goats to market without income or transportation.

Whether you are a self-published author looking to get your work out there, or just need some advice on how to get your ideas off the ground, this memoir is a must read. Jennifer McGaha shares her journey of getting her book out into the world and providing an inspirational story for those who want to follow in her footsteps.

A memoir about a woman who is struggling to make ends meet as she provides for her family. She starts a blog about her experiences, hoping for some money from it. The book is a quick read and the audio book version recorded by Pam Ward was enjoyable.

Jennifer McGaha's memoir is a humorous and inspiring account of her life growing up in rural Kentucky. McGaha is a single mother who, after being laid-off from her job at the age of 26, finds herself struggling to raise two children on a farm. The story is narrated by Pam Ward who perfectly captures Jennifer's Southern drawl and makes her feel like an old friend.