Books And More 1818 has a lovely chat with Sharon Mabry. Sharon discusses her book, The Postmaster's Daughter.

Set in Appalachia, Tennessee, during the 1930s, the story follows a marriage proposal that brings together two families: the wealthy and powerful Cantrells and the hardworking and respected Putnams. However, a sudden murder disrupts the union, sending shockwaves through the community.

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Books And More 1818 Chats with the newly published author Matt Sem. We discuss his book titled The '86 Kids.

If you’re a fan of video games, dancing, or music, then this book is definitely for you. You’ll be transported back to the 80s and reliving all the fun. And if you didn’t live in the 80s, this book is a great way to learn more about that era.

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“How Did I Get Here So Fast Is a Memoir” by Charles Vanyo chronicles the author’s life journey from the 1950s to the present. The book delves into his childhood experiences, friendships, the aging of his parents, and his unsuccessful mayoral campaign in Fairfield, New Jersey, in 1985. It also explores themes of dating and humor.

The book provides a comprehensive overview of seven decades of the author’s life. Readers who grew up in northern New Jersey or those who experienced the 1950s will likely find resonance with the book’s content. Additionally, individuals who have struggled with their own life choices may find inspiration in the author’s reflections on his own decisions.