Book Review - Remembering America, Looking Back at the Last Innocent Age - Craig Daliessio

Although this author grew up about 10 years after I did I could definitely remember many of the ways I remained innocent back then. I grew up in a small town which, back then tended to keep you innocent of most of the bad things that can and do happen in this country and this world. The author gives his memories of growing up in a close knit neighborhood where neighbors were friends and kids could be kids. Being a male a lot of what the author remembers is about sports. If I remember correctly most males in my generation were also always playing or thinking about some kind of sport. One thing for certain, we were all always outside playing with no fear. If you would like to take a walk down memory lane or to see how life used to be before parents were afraid to allow their children to play outside without fear late into the evening then this is certainly the book for you.

About the Book: (from the back of the book)

It's the place you'll always call home. The place you run to --if only in your memories-- when you've lost your way and your compass can't find True North" Where do you go when the wheels come off? When no place feels safe and you can't find a smiling face? When you've lost everything and you wonder if you'll ever get it back. Sometimes, you just need to go home.

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About the Author: (from Amazon)

Craig Daliessio is an author and speaker and a dad. Once a highly successful mortgage banker, Craig lost his home...and his career...when the industry collapsed in 2008. In the years that followed, he returned to college, earning his Bachelors in Religion from Liberty University, penning three books, and two blogs, and beginning his Seminary studies. All these achievements were commendable enough on their own...except Craig did this while living in his car. His fight to remain an active father in his daughter's life forced him to make the hard decision to remain in Nashville where he could find no work...but where he could be the devoted dad he has always been. The author of "Harry Kalas Saved My Life" and "A Ragamuffin Christmas" adds "Remembering America...Looking Back at the Last Innocent Age" to his list of critically acclaimed works. Craig's writing reflects his journey...full of Faith amidst doubt. Optimism amidst fear. Devotion to family and the deep desire to share his love of a well-crafted page that touches a heart and brings a tear or a smile...or both. He is a gifted speaker and amateur hockey player and loving father. A native Philadelphian who currently resides in Nashville, Craig's literary voice has been compared to Brennan Manning and Gene Hill.



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