Brian Whelihan

Rowl Role Roll Your Weigh (eBook, ePUB)

Summer of 1969: A Journey of Many Dimensions

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

As the summer of 1969 began, a decade that would define America, the Sixties, was coming to a close. John F. Kennedy's inauguration in January of 1961 had created an atmosphere of hope and exhilaration. Defining the decade were the space program, rock and roll music, long hair for men, hippies, women's liberation, marijuana, 1967 Summer of Love, Civil Rights Act of 1964, hot pants on girls, muscle cars, the pill, hitch-hiking, Johnson's Great Society, discovery of dyslexia as a learning disability, and rock festivals., Role, Roll Your Weigh is a tale of personal challenges that all of us face as we discover the courage, desire, and perseverance to become the person we want to be. The hero of the story, Brian Hamner has a gift disguised as a problem which he intends to solve during his journey in a Volkswagen van during the summer of 1969. Brian Whelihan lives in Cedarburg Wisconsin, a small historic town north of Milwaukee. Splitting his life-time between Illinois and Wisconsin, he has a variety of friends and enjoys both city and suburban life. After a 35 year career in science fields, Brian had an urge to be creative with words and ideas and to use the other side of his brain. He wrote and published his first book, OPUS 19, a collection of amusing tales and anecdotes. Rowl Role Roll Your Weigh is his second book and should be described as a hysterical, historical fiction novel.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BookBaby
• Seitenzahl: 312
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. November 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781667805542
• Artikelnr.: 62912648

Autorenporträt

Brian Whelihan lives in Cedarburg Wisconsin, a small historic town north of Milwaukee. Splitting his life-time between Illinois and Wisconsin, he has a variety of friends and enjoys both city and suburban life. After a 35 year career in science fields, Brian had an urge to be creative with words and ideas and to use the other side of his brain. He wrote and published his first book, OPUS 19, a collection of amusing tales and anecdotes. Rowl Role Roll Your Weigh is his second book and should be described as a hysterical, historical fiction novel.