Jon G Wason
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306 South Third Street: A Memoir of Growing Up in the 1970s
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A place to present current and/or future writing projects related to the military or discuss nonfiction books about the military or war.
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Naomi
Mar 23, 2011 10:06AM
Thanks for the friend request, Jon...I look forward to discussing books with you.
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Just a question about Harper Lee's only novel, not the movie adapation - what about a high school musical adaptation? Jethro Tull's "Wind Up" and John Mayer's "Daughters" are my first two suggestions for a musical adaptation of "To Kill a Mockingbird" complete with food in the styule of a Dinner Theater in the Assembly Room at 283 Lafayette - should be educational, of course.




















