Summer Days at the Five and Dime
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Summer Days at the Five and Dime is a memoir in verse about growing up inpost-World War II central Wisconsin, when summer days stretched wide andchildren belonged to the streets, the woods, and each other. Set in 1950s and 1960ssmall-town America, this coming-of-age story captures a Midwestern childhoodshaped by freedom, family, and friendship. As the poems move into adulthoodand aging, memory reveals resilience, gratitude, and the enduring pull of place. Forreaders who cherish nostalgic memoir, women's life writing, Midwestern memoir,coming-of-age stories, and baby boomer childhood refl ections, this lyrical poetrymemoir explores how we begin and how we carry those beginnings forward.
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Summer Days at the Five and Dime is a memoir in verse about growing up inpost-World War II central Wisconsin, when summer days stretched wide andchildren belonged to the streets, the woods, and each other. Set in 1950s and 1960ssmall-town America, this coming-of-age story captures a Midwestern childhoodshaped by freedom, family, and friendship. As the poems move into adulthoodand aging, memory reveals resilience, gratitude, and the enduring pull of place. Forreaders who cherish nostalgic memoir, women's life writing, Midwestern memoir,coming-of-age stories, and baby boomer childhood refl ections, this lyrical poetrymemoir explores how we begin and how we carry those beginnings forward.
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