Tom - Moore, Christie
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Tom enjoyed his job as a postman but what he wanted more was to play the piano in a big band, that is until war breaks out and he joins up to fight at the Front. Surviving a gas attack, he returns home to find life will never be the same, his dream of becoming a big star fades away as he had to compete with new musical styles, technology and the depression. As well as fighting against his war injuries, he also loses people most dear to him. Life doesn't seem worth going on with. War doesn't just kill people; it ruins the lives of those who survive

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Tom enjoyed his job as a postman but what he wanted more was to play the piano in a big band, that is until war breaks out and he joins up to fight at the Front. Surviving a gas attack, he returns home to find life will never be the same, his dream of becoming a big star fades away as he had to compete with new musical styles, technology and the depression. As well as fighting against his war injuries, he also loses people most dear to him. Life doesn't seem worth going on with. War doesn't just kill people; it ruins the lives of those who survive
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Christie grew up in Fayetteville, Georgia, where her imagination was formed through her happy adventures with lifelong friends, and her sister, Dechelle. She spent countless hours playing outside with them-riding go-carts, playing make-believe, and generally creating mischief. This mischievous streak has continued into adulthood with her playfulness on full display with family, friends, and her beloved dog, Abby Gail. Christie is married to her best friend, Mike, and has three amazing sons, Spence, Josh, and Zach. She sees the joy in life and is looking forward to the many new adventures she and Mike will have in retirement. Christie has always loved reading children's books, even as an adult. She believes that some of life's greatest wisdom comes from children's book's characters.