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“…Chipper
noticed creeping, crawling changes from last spring—ears were
disappearing beneath unruly hair, cheeks were shrinking under sideburned
growth, and eyes were hiding behind wire-rimmed glasses.”
This sequel to Flatbellies follows Chipper DeHart and his friends
as they maneuver Oklahoma college life during a turbulent era—a
time when the John Wayne world of right and wrong is turned upside down
in a tornado of social change. From the quagmire of Vietnam to trading
middle-class traditions for the slippery slope of hippie enlightenment,
Chipper’s caught in the middle, trying to lead himself, and his
friends, into adulthood. Read an Excerpt courtesy of Clock Tower Press
Reviews "Like
its predecessor (Flatbellies), Hollingsworth incorporates a
number of touching scenes and worthwhile life lessons along the way." "It’s
a grand success story for an author whose primary career is that of
a medical doctor. . . Hollingsworth is writing out of both sides of
his brain and loving it." Check out customer reviews on the Amazon website. Return to University Boulevard Links
About the Author A.B. Hollingsworth is a breast cancer specialist who serves as the Medical Director for Mercy Women's Center in Oklahoma City. He is the author of several books, including a work of non-fiction—The Truth About Breast Cancer Risk Assessment—as well as the best-selling novel Flatbellies. Return to University Boulevard Links
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