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Kindle or
Nook -- have Granite Grumblings your way.
Whether it's the long, long
trip to the doggie dermatologist, cleaning out the parents' house, or coaching a
girls softball team, Granite Grumblings is about the day-to-day issues of life
in New Hampshire, as seen through the eyes of a sometimes cranky, twenty-five
year resident.
It is an often humorous,
occasionally introspective look at a family, a city and a state of seeking to
retain their identities in a world where "living free" is increasingly viewed as
a curiosity.
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A few comments on Granite
Grumblings from reviewers and readers |
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Whether writing about his wife's
$143 tomato or the incompetence of winter drivers, Glenn Currie finds
the art in the good-natured rant. He reflects. He appreciates. He slices
and dices. And on nearly every page, he makes us smile in recognition. |
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Rebecca Rule
Author and Storyteller |
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Glenn finds the threads of
humanity, laughter, wisdom and occasional crankiness that define his
life and, more often then not, ours. |
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Arnie Arnesen, NH
NH Politician in Recovery |
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Glenn Currie seems to be wired
into the great switchboard where New Hampshire's impulses, signals and
party lines all converge. His latest book is full of uncommon sense,
stoic humor and vivid recollections that are an brightly dappled as a
still pond in foliage season. |
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Rick Broussard
New Hampshire Magazine |
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I loved it. A book that brings
back what living in New Hampshire is all about. Many laughs. I know what
my friends will be getting for Christmas. |
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Anita Hickey
Book Swap Café |
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A delightful style which
alternates gracefully between genuine, laugh-aloud episodes and
philosophical reflections on the passing scene. These tales could easily
apply to any community in America. |
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Bill Varoneau
Former Mayor, City of Concord |
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