100 Wild Mushrooms: Memoirs of the 60's by Eva Pasco – 5 Stars

Blurb:

Toni Home Perm, Flexible Flyer Snow Sled, Hula Hoop, Mercurochrome, Fishnet Stockings, Beatles, Mohair, Go-Go Boots, Aluminum Christmas Tree...and, the beat goes on. While the mushroom cloud of the Cold War hovered over us, my sister and I carried on as kids do regardless of world events. Since the daily minutiae of life provides the magic for memories to MUSHROOM WILDLY--feed your head my nostalgic recollections of growing up during the '60s counterculture. Serious, sentimental, or silly revelations set aside: you know better than to duck and cover under a school desk for protection against nuclear fallout.

ADR S&S Book Review:

Eva Pasco’s “100 Wild Mushrooms” is a sweet trip down memory lane. I was but a babe in the sixties, only living my first four years in that tumultuous, zany decade, and yet each of these poignant, often humorous recollections takes me back to my childhood, to a time when life was much simpler. From the TV shows to the past times our parents employed to keep us occupied, the music and the candy (lips), if you were around way back then, this is a collection you won’t want to miss. Many thanks to the author for sharing with us this eloquent blast from the past.

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