Grow up in the 70s?
Remember the David Cassidy hair, the bright clothes, the 70s music?
These readers surely did after reading “Misadventures of a 1970s Childhood:”
“Happy, sad. Laugh, cry. You’ll remember stories from your own childhood as you read about the author’s family.” – Shari W. Temoke
“Huffy bikes with banana seats, Evel Knievel, staying out until the street lights came on, drive-in movies, it’s all in here!” – Tony L
“If you’re looking for 60’s and 70’s nostalgia, or just want to read about how great it was to grow up in that era, I highly recommend this book.” – L. James
“Misadventures of a 1970s Childhood” offers a romp back in time to the fond childhood memories that millions of baby boomers experienced more than 40 years ago.
It includes stories about:
oBike jumps that nearly killed us
oVengeance on the sledding slopes
o6th grade puppy love
oThe old wooden stereo console every family had in the dining room
oThe David Cassidy shag haircut
oThe dog that ran away
oThe photo box in the old box in mom and dad’s hall closet
oThe baby sister left behind at the drive-in theater
oA regrettable incident in which a toilet was clogged with an apple core
oAnd other tales that could only happen in the 70s.
I hope, as you read this delightful collection of stories, that you have as much fun reliving your 70s childhood as I did writing about my own.
Tom Purcell
Author, Nationally Syndicated Humor Columnist
Tom@TomPurcell.com
www.TomPurcell.com
