Title: Valuable Personal Road Map
Product review: Concerned about the quality of education in the public schools, Malcolm Lawrence and his wife Jacqueline set out on a crusade to improve the curriculum, first in Montgomery County, Maryland, and ultimately nationwide. The parents of nine children, they devoted much of their lives to this cause, particularly during the decade of the 1970s. This book is the story of that crusade, compiled in newspaper clippings, press releases and other papers Mr. Lawrence saved over the years. It is a unique two-volume historical work that could serve as a road map for present parent activists. The ironic development, which happened too late to make it into this book, is that the school system that worked to thwart him at every turn in the 1970s, last year approved for use in the public schools curriculum Mr. Lawrence's second book, an autobiography titled "Something Will Come Along." Both books are fascinating reading.
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