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Title: The Everywhere House
Author: Sherry Lincoln
Narrator: Marcia Barker
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 33 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-07-15
Publisher: Goldminds Publishing LLC
Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs
Publisher's Summary:
Sherry Lincoln's childhood home had sat next to the Brentwood Library for 42 years. Each time she visited the library, she always took a moment to reminisce and inspect it for changes as the house embraced new owners. In 2013, she noticed something peculiar: her house was gone. Puzzled and saddened, she inquired at the library, hoping someone would have information about why her house was "missing". Not only had the librarian heard, but she had been a part of the deconstruction effort, which was to provide land for the expansion of the library. Still saddened, but now wanting to hear more of the story, she contacted Habitat for Humanity of Springfield, MO, the organization that recycled every piece of the house, and learned that her house was not gone - it was everywhere, piece by piece, becoming the homes of others.
Members Reviews:
A loving & humorous look at a house filled with love & humor.
This is a cozy, warm & humorous look inside a house that is new & and a city that is new to wonderful family. It is written from the prospective of the author as a young girl & and her memories as an adult. I expect you will see your family too, as I did. I promise you will love it!
tells of her uniquely warm and happy childhood. The author relates what could have been ...
There are big changes in store for Sherry and her little brother, Hank, who she lovingly calls âMy Hankie.â Born in the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, they find themselves moving to Springfield, Missouri, in 1954. The address of their new home is 1911 Wayland Drive, and years after our author is grown, the house plays a part in the history of the burgeoning town of Springfield.
This lovely story, written in the authorâs first person voice, tells of her uniquely warm and happy childhood. The author relates what could have been the mundane, daily happenings of her home, and causes us to laugh most hardily at them; feisty Hank and all of his escapades, Sherry riding her bike down the vicious Suicide Hill, and special Christmas traditions of the neighborhood make up but a few of her best memories.
When grown, Sherry goes blithely into a Habitat for Humanity Re-Store, looking for a simple item. Thus begins the journey through the years of her past. As she moves between reverie and reality, she discovers the amazing gifts of the house at 1911 Wayland Drive. She tells her story in the fearless prose of the 1950âs and 1960âs.
In this time capsule of her life, our author caused me to reflect upon my own childhood, and how much I may have failed to appreciate its great worth. Her story will certainly evoke your own memories as you begin to understand her deep love of family, home and community. Through the use of her emotional gift, she provides us with profound and sensitive symbolism.
You will be very pleasantly surprised when you discover the real meaning of the title of this book, âThe Everywhere House.â I would highly recommend this wonderful book to any adult or young adult who has an eye to the past. It will not disappoint!
Inner tube rides down Brentwood Boulevard after rainstorms and a ...
Inner tube rides down Brentwood Boulevard after rainstorms and a cat with a taste for pet Gatey were all a part of childhood, if you lived at 1911 Wayland Drive during the 50's and 60's. True to life, some of the stories in Sherry Lincoln's,"The Everywhere House," are bittersweet.