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The Prince of Frogtown (Vintage) (Paperback) Pulitzer prize winner Rick Bragg has magnificently written a truly remarkable memoir...touching, engaging, funny and filled with emotion. Preceded by companion Bragg family memoirs, All Over But the Shoutin' and Ava's Man, this poignant book focuses on the author's father. Charles Bragg grew up in the working class Frogtown neighborhood of mill town Jacksonville, Alabama, and his life was marked by alcoholism, poverty and violence. Following his Korean War service, he deteriorated into an abusive, raging alcoholic who eventually left his family when his sons were young. When author, Rick Bragg, marries late in life, he finds himself helping to raise his youngest step-son, a 10 year-old he simply calls "the boy". Polar opposites in terms of personality and upbringing, he struggles to understand this gentle child. Trying to discern how to be a father, the author reexamines the man his father was through interviews with relatives and friends, and reflects on what he has learned. Chapters alternate between Charles Bragg's life and the author's heartwarming, developing relationship with the boy. Rick Bragg is an exceptionally gifted storyteller who tells his story with beautifully crafted sentences that utterly captivated me. He describes in vivid detail the story of the region...the harsh life of those living in the mill villages and the history of the unfortunate mill people in general. I found myself intrigued by the contrast of the father he had with the step-father he was becoming. This book taught me a lot about relationships...between family members, boyhood friends, neighbors and other relatives. I absolutely loved this hilarious, compelling and insightful memoir and I highly recommend it!

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The Prince of Frogtown (Vintage) (Paperback) Pulitzer prize winner Rick Bragg has magnificently written a truly remarkable memoir...touching, engaging, funny and filled with emotion. Preceded by companion Bragg family memoirs, All Over But the Shoutin' and Ava's Man, this poignant book focuses on the author's father. Charles Bragg grew up in the working class Frogtown neighborhood of mill town Jacksonville, Alabama, and his life was marked by alcoholism, poverty and violence. Following his Korean War service, he deteriorated into an abusive, raging alcoholic who eventually left his family when his sons were young. When author, Rick Bragg, marries late in life, he finds himself helping to raise his youngest step-son, a 10 year-old he simply calls "the boy". Polar opposites in terms of personality and upbringing, he struggles to understand this gentle child. Trying to discern how to be a father, the author reexamines the man his father was through interviews with relatives and friends, and reflects on what he has learned. Chapters alternate between Charles Bragg's life and the author's heartwarming, developing relationship with the boy. Rick Bragg is an exceptionally gifted storyteller who tells his story with beautifully crafted sentences that utterly captivated me. He describes in vivid detail the story of the region...the harsh life of those living in the mill villages and the history of the unfortunate mill people in general. I found myself intrigued by the contrast of the father he had with the step-father he was becoming. This book taught me a lot about relationships...between family members, boyhood friends, neighbors and other relatives. I absolutely loved this hilarious, compelling and insightful memoir and I highly recommend it!

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The Prince of Frogtown (Vintage) (Paperback) Pulitzer prize winner Rick Bragg has magnificently written a truly remarkable memoir...touching, engaging, funny and filled with emotion. Preceded by companion Bragg family memoirs, All Over But the Shoutin' and Ava's Man, this poignant book focuses on the author's father. Charles Bragg grew up in the working class Frogtown neighborhood of mill town Jacksonville, Alabama, and his life was marked by alcoholism, poverty and violence. Following his Korean War service, he deteriorated into an abusive, raging alcoholic who eventually left his family when his sons were young. When author, Rick Bragg, marries late in life, he finds himself helping to raise his youngest step-son, a 10 year-old he simply calls "the boy". Polar opposites in terms of personality and upbringing, he struggles to understand this gentle child. Trying to discern how to be a father, the author reexamines the man his father was through interviews with relatives and friends, and reflects on what he has learned. Chapters alternate between Charles Bragg's life and the author's heartwarming, developing relationship with the boy. Rick Bragg is an exceptionally gifted storyteller who tells his story with beautifully crafted sentences that utterly captivated me. He describes in vivid detail the story of the region...the harsh life of those living in the mill villages and the history of the unfortunate mill people in general. I found myself intrigued by the contrast of the father he had with the step-father he was becoming. This book taught me a lot about relationships...between family members, boyhood friends, neighbors and other relatives. I absolutely loved this hilarious, compelling and insightful memoir and I highly recommend it!

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I LOVE THIS BOOK. There's nothing more I can say. I am a very imaginative and informed person as it is, and this book taught me a thing or two. This book is insightful, casual, and informative. It doesn't judge, and it offers more than one outlook on a number of topics that deal with "Getting It On". My only real criticism is the endless list of typos and mistakes in writing. Although, this does not alter my belief that this is a 5-star book.
Also, I bought this book for a friend later (ordered it here), and she loved it. Very handy if you're single or in a relationship. The learning never stops. Happy Reading!

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I personally loved this book. I thought the information and insight was very interesting especially if you are a huge Jane Austen fan. I found myself laughing on several occasions at the authors wit and tone. It doesn't take very long to get through this book because you can't put it down. I will be buying my mother and a close friend one of these because they are also avid Jane Austen fans! I also love the look of the book itself and I highly recommend this to any Austen fan!! Even is you've never read her books but have just watched the movies based on them, you will enjoy this book.

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A Story of Friendship

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At the heart of this book is a story about the author, Marsha, and her friend Phoebe--two women who are both divorced, childless, and mourning dead parents. The two friends make a pact: "If anything bad happens, we'll be there for each other." Something bad happens. Phoebe is diagnosed with lymphoma. Meanwhile, Marsha has been seeking her own emotional healing from a Native American shaman, Beautiful Painted Arrow, to whom she turns for help in helping Phoebe. As Phoebe experiences the lows of cancer therapy, the highs of remission, and then tumbles towards death--as she welcomes Marsha's help and then rejects Marsha's seeming control--Marsha learns what she needs to learn in order to heal herself. Along the way, Marsha's experiences in a sweat lodge and with two dance rituals punctuate her journey, offering her needed perspectives and insights on her own fears, hopes, and purpose. While readers should not expect more than a brief introduction to Native American healing practices, they will be rewarded with a brisk, honest story of friendship and love.

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"Brainwashed (Crime Travelers)" by Paul Aertker is a great adventure story for younger readers.

Lucas Benes, the 13 year old hero of this story, fights against The Good Company, which is far from good but actually a kidnapping and trafficking business that threatens particularly children with its brainwashing.

Lucas was adopted as a younger child himself and has his personal reasons to take on the fight. He and his international friends have their hands full to stop Siba Gunerro and her scheme. The battle takes them from Las Vegas to Paris, France.

The novel is full of great action, interesting characters and is very well plotted. With all the descriptions of Paris it has certainly the edge over less exciting helpings in the genre.

I enjoyed the book very much and can see this become a very popular series,

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