Summary of Chris Rush's The Light Years
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I was 11 in 1967, and I was playing the game with my brothers. We all started to feel strange, and my mother pulled me aside to talk. She understood the nature of drama.
#2 I had been teaching myself how to faint, and I wanted to show my mother. She was in the kitchen, cooking dinner, when I asked if she wanted to see me faint. She said no, and explained that fainting is not a joke.
#3 I was the middle child, and I grew up in the sixties. My two oldest siblings were already married with kids by 1967, and the next person in line was my sister Donna, who was sixteen years old and ready to move on. I adored her Vidal Sassoon blunt cut and artful mascara.
#4 I had made thirty-five dollars selling flowers to every person who walked in our door. My mother bought all of my flowers, and I went outside to get some air.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 I was 11 in 1967, and I was playing the game with my brothers. We all started to feel strange, and my mother pulled me aside to talk. She understood the nature of drama.
#2 I had been teaching myself how to faint, and I wanted to show my mother. She was in the kitchen, cooking dinner, when I asked if she wanted to see me faint. She said no, and explained that fainting is not a joke.
#3 I was the middle child, and I grew up in the sixties. My two oldest siblings were already married with kids by 1967, and the next person in line was my sister Donna, who was sixteen years old and ready to move on. I adored her Vidal Sassoon blunt cut and artful mascara.
#4 I had made thirty-five dollars selling flowers to every person who walked in our door. My mother bought all of my flowers, and I went outside to get some air.
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