Forever Arabian
Forever Arabian by Don W. Laney, published by Xlibris Corporation in August 2013, is a memoir that reflects on the author’s experiences growing up in the small town of Arab, Alabama, during the years 1956 to 1966. This 262-page book captures the essence of childhood through vivid recollections of local and global events that shaped a generation, providing a backdrop of historical context alongside personal anecdotes.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of memories that include outdoor games like kick the can and sandlot baseball, as well as significant societal issues such as segregation and the impact of the space race. The narrative intertwines personal stories with broader cultural phenomena, including music, television, movies, and sports, offering a comprehensive look at the influences that defined the author’s formative years. Forever Arabian serves as a nostalgic exploration of a bygone era, inviting readers to reflect on the past through the lens of personal memory.
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Forever Arabian is a recollection of the author’s memory of growing up in the small town of Arab, located in north Alabama. The book describes the years from 1956 through 1966 when the author was in school. It describes the local, national, and international events that influenced an entire generation. There are stories about kids playing “outside” games such as kick the can, sandlot baseball, and slow-motion football. Segregation, assassinations, the atom bomb, the space race, music, TV, movies, and sports are all discussed. It is a look back at the way it was.
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