Felton was so Fine

About the Book

Caption: Confused, as usual, in Ramponi¡¦s Algebra Class, 1958

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(The Rev. Dr.) Dave Glass has two home villages. His well-received previous book, Aptos was Idyllic, chronicles his childhood where his mother¡¦s family resided. He then spent his teen years in the Felton area, where his father¡¦s family has lived since the 1860s. This book provides a detailed and whimsical description of Felton half a century ago, with colorful, previously unpublished memories of up to 100 years ago and earlier.

Praise for Aptos was Idyllic on Amazon.com:

„X ¡§Great book with charming short stories about growing up mid-century. . . . A must for anyone who lives or has vacationed on the California coast.¡¨

¡§Boofy¡¨

„X ¡§¡K an amusing and engaging reflection on growing up in the wild-to-a-kid west of small town California¡K. You will laugh¡K and have some nostalgic moments that linger.¡¨

T. Williams, Seattle

Others say about the author:

„X ¡§Gad, what an alchemist!¡¨

Preston A. ¡§Q.¡¨ Boomer, Legendary Teacher

„X ¡§Read it? [author¡¦s doctoral dissertation] ¡§Maybe when I retire¡K. Not!¡¨

Christine Glass, Author¡¦s Wife

„X ¡§Dirty Dave [author¡¦s Camp Hammer nickname] is the best storyteller we know!¡¨

Former Campers from Seaside, California

About the Author

(The Rev. Dr.) Dave Glass has two home villages. His well-received previous book, Aptos was Idyllic, chronicles his childhood where his mother’s family resided. He then spent his teen years in the Felton area, where his father’s family has lived since the 1860s. This book provides a detailed and whimsical description of Felton half a century ago, with colorful, previously unpublished memories of up to 100 years ago and earlier