Annie's Love
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Annie Ribold was a child of the '60s, a time in history when the generations of teens and parents were vastly separated. Many young people were leaving home to join communes and alienating their parents, leaving families torn apart by their differences in politics and society. A mother's love comes in many forms, and Annie's Love will give readers a better concept of mother love in the changing world of the '60s and '70s. Follow Jeff Lipton as he searches for his birth mother and his heritage. His investigation leads him from a cemetery in a small town in Iowa all the way to a local tavern in ...
Annie Ribold was a child of the '60s, a time in history when the generations of teens and parents were vastly separated. Many young people were leaving home to join communes and alienating their parents, leaving families torn apart by their differences in politics and society. A mother's love comes in many forms, and Annie's Love will give readers a better concept of mother love in the changing world of the '60s and '70s. Follow Jeff Lipton as he searches for his birth mother and his heritage. His investigation leads him from a cemetery in a small town in Iowa all the way to a local tavern in New York. Annie's Love is based on the print by C. Clyde Squires, entitled "Mother Love," one of five prints depicting the various stages of love. These prints are in a frame given to my grandmother for a shower gift in 1916. The print was handed down to my mother and finally to me. Looking at these pictures, kept in my family for so many years, Annie's Love is the first product of my imagination. My goal is to publish a series of five books, one for each of these beautiful prints. Join me at my blog: http://senioradventureswithlindakay.blogspot.com Join me on Facebook: http://facebook.com/senioradventuresblog Other Books by Linda Kay: Flavors from the Past: Memoirs and Recipes of Wilma Weiland Diekhoff
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