CORKY, PEGGY AND THE GOLDFINCH

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Author House, 27.07.2004 - 492 Seiten

Is there an experience as profound, as indefinable, as cherished, as savoured as fresh love, that sweet love in youth?  As if on cue, we are wrenched away from the frivolities of childhood and launched into a new awakening of soul and self. The mere touch of a gentle hand, the soft gaze of dewy bright eyes, the gait, the strength of voice, the flick of a lock of hair stirs within us urgent passions and yearnings that Nature had set aside for us, latent and dormant.

 

But what recollection of youth can be held more dear than that first kiss of a first love?  It is the treasure of our memorabilia. This is, for the most part, a love story that had its stirrings in a most unusual place in Canada, and which began with Warren’s first kiss from his first love. This is a story for all those who have known love, real love!  This is also a story of “memories,” safeguarded and cherished. But then, there is much more ...

 

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Chapter
1
91
125
Chapter 17
147
Corkys new friend Wilf Matheson
153
Chapter 22
166
Peggy
181
Chapter 25
192
Corky wrestles with some of lifes conundrums
211
Miss Birks opinions on religion astronomy and memories
225
Peg O
242
tunnel explorations
253
Gruesome blood brother ritual Corky greases allimportant
260
Chapter 35
267
Chapter 36
294
Chapter 47
425
achieved
464

Corky seeks answers when Salvation Army visits Geco
215

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Autoren-Profil (2004)

Retired and living in the greater Toronto, Canada area, Warren keeps active juggling his time between such diversions as club-style table-tennis, sequence-ballroom dancing, bridge, serious writing and reading the "classics." In his heyday, he was a highly skilled commercial renovator and an award-winning professional photographer. A divorced father of two grown and married children, Dean and Tracy, Warren aspires to being a grandfather in the foreseeable future. His personal comments on Corky, Peggy and the Goldfinch: "... an extraordinary experience in my youth which just had to be penned to paper... an 'ageless' story for all ages with no geographical or cultural boundaries!"

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