Description According to Richard Krassen, "I owe my Life to the City of Philadelphia." Breadcrumbs on My Journey is set in the City of Brotherly Love, the life-long anchor of his universe.
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Krassen\'s often hilariously detailed and self-deprecating memoir reminds readers that perseverance prevails and the 1950s weren\'t so "bland" after all.--Thomas J. 1930-1946), a generation that\'s been maligned, if not ignored by history. --Wali Jones, former NBA player, director of Shoot for the Stars With fast-paced, light-hearted vignettes, Krassen presents a delicious Catcher in the Rye for members of the "Lost Generation," (b.
I Love his memoir, both serious and humorous, as it recaptures the good old days.
We are fraternity brothers in basketball, stickball, and doo wop.
At least I didn\'t.--Mike Jensen, 30-year sportswriter, Philadelphia Inquirer Rich Krassen\'s Lincoln team and my Overbrook squad played each other at The Palestra in the 1958 Philadelphia public high school league semi-final game.
If you start reading, you won\'t stop.
Krassen has actually produced two memoirs, a candid account of his personal journey, and an unflinching guide to Philadelphia and how it\'s been over the last three quarters of a century.
Although this entire endeavor took many years, the results are well worth it, and readers are sure to enjoy and be inspired by this proud Philadelphian.
Beyond his sharp and often humorous memories, septuagenarian Krassen offers original poetry, aphorisms, and a story about his alter ego as a Life insurance salesman.
In this revealing memoir, he reflects on his Love for music, basketball, and family, sharing novel insights on what it means to be a son, husband, father, grandfather, and teammate.
Description According to Richard Krassen, "I owe my Life to the City of Philadelphia." Breadcrumbs on My Journey is set in the City of Brotherly Love, the life-long anchor of his universe
