A Long Way from Disney: Short Stories of Growing Up in the 1980s 

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A Long Way from Disney: Short Stories of Growing Up in the 1980s by [Harwood, Seth]

Do you like short stories?

This collection will blow you away.

You’ll love this book because it will make you feel and remember and, laugh, and even cry. 

Divorced parents. A fractured family. Adam Berkman navigates his adolescence the best he can. Among Top 40 hits. Chicken McNuggets. First dances. First dates. Nintendo. Even into college and beyond. 

You’ll love how the relationship troubles of the son follow those of his parents and seeing if he can get through, get past it all to be happy. As he becomes a man. 

Get it now and start reading.

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