My 70’s Book

by: Darryll Sherman

Published by: Dog Ear Publishing

Reviewed by Barbara L. Fielder

This book is a quick, fun and retro look at your youth, that is, if you grew up in the 70’s. The author shares his childhood experiences, and insights that later shaped his adult life.

The book covers fantastic music, movies, toys, cars, family life, vacation and real life. The author depicts each of these significant memories in a total of ten chapters. By doing so, you have the option of reading the book from beginning to end or bounce around from chapter to chapter.

In addition, some of the popular commercials and advertising slogans of the era will have you reminiscing about your time spent in front of the “tube.”
The author’s writing style is casual and personal. It’s almost like sitting in your friend’s living room and reliving the “good old days.”

For those of you who are raising your own family or have extended family, you’ll find that so much of what you remember about your childhood, family dinners, Mom at home, playing outside ”˜till dark, riding your bike to parts unknown and still making it home for dinner is much different from what children are accustomed to in today’s world.

Buy the book as a gift to yourself. Take a walk back in your own history, relive your experiences and then share this short easy-to-read sentimental book with your family and friends.

Armchair Interviews says: Highly recommended.

Author’s Web site: http://www.my70sbook.com/