These Things You Pass On

An entire era is eloquently captured, with a rich theme of family woven throughout. Written in a unique conversational style, you get the feeling you’re sitting across the kitchen table from the author as she recounts her family’s odyssey spanning the better part of the twentieth century right into the second decade of the new millennium.

A humorous, heart-wrenching, thought-provoking, and nostalgic read, These Things You Pass On speaks to the priorities passed from one generation to the next in post-modern America.

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 Comments from readers:

“Her approach, -more like talking rather than writing, is so personable, -it brings you into the story… I wanted it to go on.”

“This is everybody’s family…”

“I was clenching my chest, hearing the desperation in her voice…”

“I broke out in uncontrollable laughter so long and loud, I woke my wife, the dog, and four of the six neighbors… an hour later, she had me crying.”

“To anybody who lived during this time, it’ll bring back their childhood. I did with me, anyway… I could identify. We had so much in common, it was my story, too.”

“It was so honest. The conversational writing style drew me in; I felt like I was talking to a friend.”