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A Walk Back Home: A Humorous Family Saga

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Meet the family who, over the course of forty-four charming short stories, will warm your heart and leave you laughing out loud! From the titillating joy of discovering girls to the devastating effects of the polio virus, this earnest collection provides a glimpse into a time when the exuberance of youth seemed able to overcome the struggles of life. Feel the unbreakable bond of family, even as an exasperated mother lays down an ultimatum that she’ll later hilariously regret. What an exceptional gift Gil has created not only for his family-but for the rest of us and for generation to come. You will enjoy every story and every description he wrote with such vivid details and heartfelt warmth, emotion and humor. He offers the reader not only a personal glimpse into his family history but also a wonderful and lively panorama of an entire generation. He has created a priceless homage to his parents and, for the rest of us, a wonderful story that we will not soon forget!

286 pages, Paperback

First published November 22, 2014

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November 1, 2024
Wondeful!

I knew Gil in high school (Bell Gardens). He drew a picture of me. I loved the drawing. I always knew he would go on to bigger heights. The book was definitely a proven fact. I hope he continues with more.
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October 8, 2015
Frank Mc Court's amazing account of his early childhood in the slums of Limerick, Ireland is and will remain one of my favorite books of all times.

Pillars of the Earth is a story set in the 12th century England. A story of a mason and his family who's struggle through hard times is laid out in such a way it will grab your soul, and kick start your adrenaline. I found it to be Ken Follet's best work. His continuation novel: World Without End, is just as amazing. Each of Mr. Follet's novels are about 1,000 pages each, and I wanted more. I rate these two books with 10 stars each.
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