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"This warm, deep, and fascinating story of an American life spans six decades, from Pat O’Donnell’s childhood in small town Iowa, where her backyard bordered a sea of corn, to her sexual and intellectual coming of age amid the sixties counter-culture of San Francisco, through her struggles as a beginning writer and poverty-stricken single mother with two children, trying to earn her writing degree. Ultimately she comes to rest in a present life of commitment, maturity, and gratitude, where happiness has landed for her 'like a butterfly on a tongue' in her solid marriage, loving relationship with her grown children, and her work as a teacher and writer in Maine.”
--Gretchen Legler

Waiting to Begin eBook Patricia O'Donnell

Enjoyed it immensely. Author wrote affectionately about my home town .I would recommend this book as a good read for anyone who wants to learn what it was like in the 70s.

Product details File Size 5911 KB Publisher Bottom Dog Press (August 13, 2016) Publication Date August 13, 2016 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B01KED1HA4

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Waiting to Begin eBook Patricia O'Donnell Reviews

Enjoyed it immensely. Author wrote affectionately about my home town .I would recommend this book as a good read for anyone who wants to learn what it was like in the 70s.