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I really enjoyed this one, it was a fascinating look at the evolution of rock photography as well as the evolution of rock. I’m a big fan of rock and roll memoirs, and Bob Gruen’s offers all the delightful bits (behind the scenes views at stars, the origins of bands/genres) without many of negatives (addiction, […]
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Today I’m pleased to introduce you to Melanie Gibson, whose new memoir Kicking and Screaming describes how she used taekwondo to counter the kicking and screaming inside her head… #kickingandscreaming About the Book Melanie Gibson was an independent woman with a good job, multiple college degrees, and a condo in the trendy part of Fort […] About the Book When Carolyn Mills flees her unhappy childhood to attend the University of Arizona, she meets Peter MacKinley accidentally, but they connect immediately—in the ending-each-other’s-sentences way. Caro is bright, vivacious, and a gifted writer. Peter is kind, quiet, and shows tremendous talent as an actor. They balance each other and are soon inseparable, […] Oh my goodness but this was an engaging and disturbing story! It was May 18, 1927. The school day started out normally – the school was beautiful and ahead of its time, as was the marvelous (relatively) new the principal, and the children were delighted that it was the last day of school. But for […] About the Book When the Big One earthquake hits LA, a single mother and a teen in the foster system are brought together by their circumstances and an act of violence in order to survive the wrecked streets of the city, working together to just get home. […] |
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