Title: Great memoir, by turns moving and exciting; puts the reader in the "rider's seat."
Product review: I purchased this book for several reasons, including the fact that I had worked for the author's Uncle Mikey back in the 70s. The carefully detailed imagery and character profiles took me way beyond the personal connection, however. I found the author's transformations and decision-making processes both familiar and instructive. He does himself and his father proud with this tribute and the way he has proceeded in life.I consider this one of the better memoirs (and this is my favorite genre) I've read.
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