The Ramp
The Ramp by S. J. Dronen, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on May 5, 2010, is a work of fiction that draws from the author’s childhood memories. This 266-page book presents the poignant story of a small-town family grappling with the devastating effects of the polio virus that impacted Western Washington in the early 1940s. Through its narrative, the book explores the complexities of family life as characters confront fear, shame, and prejudice, revealing the emotional struggles that arise in the face of adversity.
Readers will find a rich exploration of themes such as guilt, love, and courage as the characters navigate their relationships and the challenges posed by illness. The story delves into the honesty required to move forward after experiencing profound loss and hardship. With its focus on family dynamics and the impact of societal issues, The Ramp offers a reflective look at resilience and the human spirit during difficult times.
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Fiction, The Ramp is loosely built upon Ms. Dronen’s childhood memories; she tells the poignant story of how one small-town family coped with the crippling effects of the polio virus that swept through Western Washington in the early 1940’s. Unforgettable characters, wrestling with fear, shame and prejudice, even within the family, dig deep into guilt, love, courage and the honesty needed to continue life after devastation.
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