Levi's Dream: A 1930 trip to the national parks in a Model A Ford . . . with seven children
By (Author) Kerry Killinger
By (author) Linda Cottington Killinger
By (author) Marilee Cottington McAlpine
Easton Studio Press
Easton Studio Press
17th August 2023
New edition
United States
General
Non Fiction
History of the Americas
917.304916
Paperback
184
Width 152mm, Height 228mm
When they first began working on this book, the authors thought they would simply write the story of Linda Killingers grandparents who, with seven of their thirteen kids, took a fifteen-month trip across the country visiting relatives and the national parks, in their brand new 1930 Model A Ford.
Very quickly, they realized this was not just a simple story. Instead, they began to see it as a reveal of how this moment of history affected not only their grandparents family, but the generations to come, in the same way these historic events have affected so many other families.Levis Dream presents a living history of twentieth-century America.
All proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to charity via The Kerry and Linda Killinger Foundation. Visit our website, thekillingerfoundation.org.
KerryKillinger is the co-author of the prize-winning and best-selling book, Nothing is Too Big to Fail: How the Last Financial Crisis Informs Today. With Linda Cottington Killinger, she has won the Nautilus Award for Journalism and Investigative Reporting, Axiom Business Award for Economics, IPPY Award for Finance and Economics, and the Indie Award for Business. They both have had long careers in finance and business. LindaCottingtonKillinger is the co-author of the prize-winning and best-selling book,Nothing is Too Big to Fail: How the Last Financial Crisis Informs Today. With Kerry Cottington Killinger, she has won the Nautilus Award for Journalism and Investigative Reporting, Axiom Business Award for Economics, IPPY Award for Finance and Economics, and the Indie Award for Business. They both have had long careers in finance and business. Marilee Cottington McAlpine is Lindas 94-year-old aunt, who was a one-year-old baby on the 1930 trip. She has a degree in business education from the University of Minnesota and taught business and English in a number of states as well as other countries around the world. She lives in the Seattle area and for decades has shared her love of boating and travel.