Review of For All Those Pupils Whose Lives Touched Mine

For All Those Pupils Whose Lives Touched Mine, by Stella Gipson Polk, is a touching autobiography that tempts the reader by offering only a glimpse into the author\u27s life. It is a series of vignettes primarily about Stella and the school children who, from 1918 to 1965, she taught and nurtured in several one-room country schools on the West Texas prairie. Thus, the book\u27s organization flows from Stella\u27s own remembrances, includes few pointedly personal insights about the author, and evades self-aggrandizement