Title: My father, my childhood, my legacy
Product review: My father, Howard Warren Lewis, wrote this book when I was in high school, 1964 - 1968. It was published in 1969. The book follows the adventures of our family from the time I was only a small child in the middle 1950's, as my parents raised my brother and I to be accomplished mountaineers. With very little fictionalization, it details trips into the Sierra Nevada and the Rocky Mountains of the American west and Canada. Through harrowing episodes that would make modern parents cringe we back-packed, rock climbed and ascended prodigious peaks that still had Sierra Club summit registers signed by the likes of John Muir. An incredible legacy for me and my brother Greg Lewis, we delight in the sweet phrasing and adventurous spirit of our father's writing. An enjoyable true story.
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