Memoirs

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A Life's Journey - Lloyd Lauger Autobiography of a farm boy who was in B-24s in Germany in 1944, was a POW, farmed, raised two families, became an english teacher, and is now a ranked chess player and long distance bicyclist-- in his eigthies! A fascinating story from the 1920s to the information age. Number of pages: 146 Price: $4.95 Details

Hole in the Sky - Dale Adams In 1949, two 22-year-olds rented a Luscombe (little airplane) and journeyed 1000 miles into old Mexico just to visit. They nearly didn't make it back. Folks called them "crazy nuts". This true story holds more adventure than most fiction, and that's just part one. In part two, they're saying "crazy nuts" all over again. Stuffed with maps and photos, and substantiated by a logbook, journal, and diary, the story is told by one of the "crazy nuts" himself. Number of pages: 276 Price: $5.95 Details

My Life As It Should Have Been - Paul Dueweke 'My Life As It Should Have Been' - a memoir for readers who find memoirs disagreeable and reality tedious - is a light-hearted account of growing up during the 50s in Detroit. Benedict S. Snippet does mostly ordinary things, but sometimes they have extraordinary consequences. Filled with touching characters like Junior, who delivers newspapers until his World War II injuries disable him, and Ben's grandma, who never became the physicist she dreamed of, it spans 46 years with the many memorable characters who became part of that life. Number of pages: 280 Price: $4.00 Details

To Fly - Tom Kirkland Learning to fly is the adventure of a lifetime. This book details the human side of flight training as the author chronicles his cockpit experiences, including the checkride that made him a private pilot. Laugh and cry along with the author as the emotional ups and downs meet or exceed the physical ups and downs of the airplane. Enough technology to hold the interest of pilots, and plenty of human insight to hold the attention of non-pilots. Number of pages: 203 Price: $4.95 Details

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