Up River by Wayne Coggins

You can live the life of a young boy growing up in small-town America by seeing it through the eyes Wayne Coggins, who, through vivid memories, captures the spirit of the place and time (the 1940s '50s and '60s). The town of Lyman, Washington, though unique in some ways, was so much like any small town of that era, that it becomes a nostalgic, poignant, and fun read for anyone of that age, and an interesting insight for the younger generations.

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