“Hey, Mike, what’re we gonna do today?”
That’s what Mike hears from his friends as he looks back on his final year of elementary school.
Narrated by Mike, he reflects back on the many challenges that confronted him when he was 10 years old, such as dealing with the opposite sex and looking ahead with fear to junior high, and he remembers a time in his life when baseball, movies, fall and winter breaks, summer vacation, and swimming with his friends filled his life.
From Halloween to Christmas morning and from Bozo buckets to a once-in-a-lifetime trip across the country to Disneyland, Mike is constantly in motion—and often in trouble. But he has his younger brother Tommy and a few close friends to help him navigate the vast suburban wilderness.
This snapshot of a bygone era shows the last generation allowed to be kids taking full advantage of it—and having the time of their lives. Ten Again will be a treasure of a book for young adults and their parents—introduce your children and reminisce about a simpler time when children could be children.
Publisher’s website: http://www.eloquentbooks.com/
About the Author:
Michael J. Bellito taught Speech, English, and creative writing classes at John Hersey High School in Arlington Heights, Illinois for 32 years. Mr. Bellito has published a short story, Waiting for a Pennant, about his grandfather in a Chicago area magazine. He currently teaches at Harper Community College and coaches individual speech events at John Hersey High School. He is currently writing his second novel set in the 1960s. He has two children and is eagerly anticipating assuming the role of grandfather to twin boys. He lives with his wife of 32 years, Joani, in Illinois. Ten Again is his first book.
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