Three Feet to Now
“Three Feet to Now” by Donald E. Schmedeke, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in November 2010, is a biography that chronicles the life of a contemporary American man striving to thrive in Post-War America. Spanning 118 pages, this work presents a narrative that intertwines the personal journey of Don Schmedeke with the broader historical context of the United States since 1946, exploring themes of patriotism, faith, and ambition.
Readers will find a portrayal of character development shaped by the socio-economic landscape of the time, reflecting the experiences of many individuals navigating the complexities of middle-class life. The book offers insights into the challenges and aspirations faced by hard-working men and women during a significant period of American history, providing a unique perspective on both personal and national narratives. Through this lens, “Three Feet to Now” serves as a testament to the resilience and drive that define the American spirit.
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The book “Three Feet to Now” is about a contemporary American man doing all he can to build a life and to thrive in Post-War America. The narrative of Don Schmedeke’s life is also a narrative of his country since 1946. The biography reveals the character development of a patriot, a Christian, and a man of drive. The experiences and initiatives which form the tapestry of who Don is would not be possible anywhere else on earth because of America’s political and cultural strengths. What’s more, Don Schmedeke and his contemporaries formed the socio-economic backdrop of the period as much as it formed them. What unfolds in the pages of the story is also a history of a nation during an incredible period of prosperity and challenge. It is a quiet tale shared by millions of hard-working men and women trying to navigate the waters of modern middle class anxieties and hopes for the future.
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