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Loraine
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When I read that Chrissie went to Kent State, and her high school grad was 1969, I suspected what was coming. By the time I read the chapter heading I was already choking up. She lived the stuff that I watched, that changed who I am, from far away.
— Jan 05, 2016 07:05AM
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Loraine
is on page 100 of 312
Chrissie's image of a young white female in the days of sex, drugs, rock and roll, and the generation gap, are spot on. I know why her parents let her go to Mexico. So they wouldn't have to deal with her, thats why. They had no clue. Chrissie alludes to the unspoken deal they had together, the original "don't ask, don't tell".
— Jan 10, 2016 08:45AM
Loraine
is on page 26 of 312
"They and their fathers had fought two world wars to defend America, and they didn't see the need for change. They didn't want to rock the boat. We, on the other hand, were only interested in rocking the boat. We wanted to rock." Yes, I can tell I'm going to love this book.
— Dec 28, 2015 04:01PM