Schultz Avenue

by Annie Harrison

Join Annie Harrison as she takes you through a romp of yesteryear in fictional Tortoise, Pennsylvania. If you remember the Cold War, the Space Age, miniskirts, Nehru jackets, Woodstock, and Watergate, this book is for you. It shows what Baby Boomers have endured and what those who are younger can anticipate as they approach their twilight years. Enjoy this light-hearted, nostalgic look backward and horrifying look forward from the quirky perspective of Annie Harrison.

180 pages, Paperback

First published March 17, 2011

About the author

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Annie Harrison lives in a ramshackle castle in the woods in Tortoise, Pennsylvania with her sweet husband Mac. A retired English teacher, she now keeps herself busy by whistling Gershwin tunes, watching the deer and wild turkeys in her driveway, writing scandalous novels, and trying new kickasserole recipes in her kitchen.
Livin’ the dream, baby; livin’ the dream.

Reviews

[Michelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is not my normal genre, but I was dying to read it because I know the author personally. This book is not a linear accounting of the author's life and it took me a while to follow all the twists and turns. In the end, I really enjoyed the stories related by the author and learned to deal with the twists and turns. This book was an easy read and quite an enjoyable bit of piffle.

[Myrtle Wilson · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book in one sitting and laughed my head off. I can't wait to read her other two books.