Local author presents book about growing up in Shoreline at Ridgecrest Books September 20, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

Gordon Braun will present his memoir, "The Boy From a Town That Isn't Even a Town," at Ridgecrest Books on September 20, 2025, at 3 PM. The book captures his experiences growing up in Shoreline during the late 1960s, particularly focusing on the year 1968 when he discovered a talent that altered his life's path. Attendees can expect to hear about his adventures as a paperboy and the challenges he faced during a transformative time in history. Braun notes that 1968 was significant as "the world got smaller; danger suddenly less abstract," reflecting on the broader societal shifts occurring during that period. The event not only highlights Braun's personal story but also aims to celebrate the unique essence of Shoreline.

His memoir has garnered acclaim for its poignant and humorous storytelling. Local residents are encouraged to attend to connect with their community's history. This event represents an opportunity for the Shoreline community to engage with local literature and culture.

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