Private Owner Wagons (X Series)

Hudson, BIll

The Oakwood Press and Oakwood Video Library

<p>Welcome to a true story that begins on a Baltimore sandlot in the early 1950s. A young boy's love of baseball defines his direction and goals.   Bill Hudson enjoys America's greatest decade of prosperity with rock 'n' roll, television, classic cars, smoking, Catholic nuns, slingshots, BB guns, and mischief with an unforgettable team of neighborhood characters.   But life threw some curveballs and opened other doors. He developed interests and talents taking him to the west coast of California in the '60s as an aerospace engineer.  He met and married Ellie. Life confirmed a mutual purpose as their children soon numbered eight--four boys and four girls. Baseball became a family bond and Bill realized his love of baseball had far greater value than ever imagined in his childhood dreams.Setting Life's Course is a baseball book...a family story of boys to men in the baby boomer era. Filled with humorous memoirs, this will become a classic in the categories of: the fifties and baseball, boys adventure books, and coming of age books."This is a poignant story of a life well-lived from the incredible freedom of a '50s childhood in Maryland's suburbs through the ups and downs of life on the west coast. The book offers unfailing inspiration and insight into the gifts of love, family, and day-to-day existence. It is a pure joy to read."    Carol L. Deibel</p>

Setting Life's Course: Discovering Value and Purpose

Self-Help

Relationships

Kedging Publishing Company

<p>Bill Hudson of the Hudson brothers, ex-spouse of Goldie Hawn, explores in this book aspects of the family dealing with fame, marriage, divorce, and the ugliness that can cause relationships between parent and child to become stilted.Bill explores his life, beginning with meeting Goldie Hawn, their early life together, and trying to maintain a connection with his children during the complications of their lives.In doing so he covers the bitter side of divorce, his own foibles, as well as such issues as parental alienation and fathers rights. Not a 'Hollywood tell-all', but instead an emotional outreach to those who have been in or are in the same situations Bill saw.</p>

Two Versions: The Other Side of Fame and Family

Biographies & Memoirs

Dave Smitherman

Arts & Literature

Dailey Swan Pub

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