The Kids on Ford Street - Chatterton, Christine
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The Kids on Ford Street is a humorous memoir of growing up around Detroit in the late 1950s and early 1960s. It is the author's memories of the true escapades of herself, her two older brothers, and her baby sister, written from her childhood point of view. This was a time when kids were kids. Detroit was a growing, vibrant city, and life on Ford Street was always an exciting adventure. Follow the frequently funny, sometimes scary, occasionally sad, and often downright extraordinary life of Richard, Mike, Christine, and Sue as they get in and out of trouble despite the best efforts of their loving parents.…mehr

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The Kids on Ford Street is a humorous memoir of growing up around Detroit in the late 1950s and early 1960s. It is the author's memories of the true escapades of herself, her two older brothers, and her baby sister, written from her childhood point of view. This was a time when kids were kids. Detroit was a growing, vibrant city, and life on Ford Street was always an exciting adventure. Follow the frequently funny, sometimes scary, occasionally sad, and often downright extraordinary life of Richard, Mike, Christine, and Sue as they get in and out of trouble despite the best efforts of their loving parents.
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Autorenporträt
Christine Chatterton is an artist, author, poet, and teacher. She has taught reading improvement and special education for almost thirty years in every grade level from elementary to college. She writes from her heart, telling the stories of her life and family. She has also written and illustrated a children's book entitled "Samuel's Alphabet Zoo" as well as a humorous memoir of growing up in Detroit, "The Kids on Ford Street". She is currently writing a continuation of the Chatterton family saga, taking place from Russia to China to America. She now divides her time between writing, painting, making jewelry, visiting classrooms and giving science and cultural lessons, and enjoying her family.