Magnificent Memories of an Ordinary Man - Inspirational Autobiography Book for Self-Discovery & Personal Growth | Perfect for Book Clubs, Gifts & Motivational Reading
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Magnificent Memories of an Ordinary Man - Inspirational Autobiography Book for Self-Discovery & Personal Growth | Perfect for Book Clubs, Gifts & Motivational Reading
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Coming of Age, individualism, Action and Family. You'll find those themes in this memoir.From the origin story of a kid in a modern Arizona boomtown, to the discovery of a family secret dating back to WWII France this memoir has broad appeal. Chapter subjects include a search for a vanished Spanish señorita beginning in Barcelona, a daring nighttime canyon decent in central Arizona, a view into teaching 8th grade American History, a high school date in San Diego, and a 4500 mile motorcycle journey through the Rocky Mountains.For those interested in human development, education and teaching, youthful exploits, small town experiences such as mine in Fountain Hills, travel, and WWII and genealogy -- you'll enjoy this read.This is a story of another little life. My life. But I found adventure in this little life. Sharing this memoir, it is my hope to prove that a small voice can have a long echo.
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I know Tim from around town, but also as our son‘s history teacher (class of 2011). My expectations of learning about Fountain Hills' early days before we moved here in 1993 from Amsterdam, were completely fulfilled.When I moved here, the second or third (dependent on who’s telling the story) family's daughter reported to me at work. Her Dad was well known, but her memories of 1968 onward were pretty sketchy.Tim maintains the timeline well, there was no confusion at any point about what he was writing about and when.I highly recommend this book to anyone living in Fountain Hills, and more so, to anyone considering migrating here from the Midwest or East.
