DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN’S, “WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR.”
Doris Kearns Goodwin’s “Wait Till Next Year” is simply wonderful. Beautiful! It is the book (memoir) that I wish I had the ability to write. The similarities between our childhoods (even though she is two decades ahead of me) are striking: We were both raised Catholic (in the true sense of the religion), the love of baseball ran through our bodies and members of our family like a life force, and the neighborhood and friends we grew up with were seen as extensions of our family. Neighborhoods where everybody knew each other and looked after each other.
I doubt I have ever read a book that so parallels my own childhood and took me back to a happy time that is almost impossible emulate, and will forever live in my memory.
I doubt I have ever read a book that so parallels my own childhood and took me back to a happy time that is almost impossible emulate, and will forever live in my memory.
Published on January 17, 2019 11:36
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A Curious View: A Compilation of Short Stories by Joseph Sciuto
Short profiles of famous people I have had the pleasure of meeting, stories about life-long friends and family from the Bronx and thoughts about some of my favorite artists, literary, musical and othe
Short profiles of famous people I have had the pleasure of meeting, stories about life-long friends and family from the Bronx and thoughts about some of my favorite artists, literary, musical and otherwise.
I do not discuss politics, unless it is in praise of such heroes as Presidents Harry S. Truman and Theodore Roosevelt. ...more
I do not discuss politics, unless it is in praise of such heroes as Presidents Harry S. Truman and Theodore Roosevelt. ...more
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