228 Cliff Street

"228 Cliff Street: Remembrances of Growing Up in This Old House" is a book of free-verse poems that peek into the author J.M. Larson's 21 years of living in an old house in an old neighborhood. Written with no rhyme scheme and accompanied by photographs, the poetry is an honest way for the author to share memories of growing up—many good memories and one tragic one.

When we think of the home that we grew up in, what do we really remember?

"228 Cliff Street: Remembrances of Growing Up in This Old House" is a book of free-verse poems that peek into the author J.M. Larson's 21 years of living in an old house in an old neighborhood. Written with no rhyme scheme and accompanied by photographs, this book is a way for the author to share some of her memories of the house at 228 Cliff Street—many good memories and one tragic one.

J.M. Larson is a writer, gardener, and animal lover who lives with her husband in a small town in New Jersey. She has always been interested in her Czechoslovakian and Scandinavian heritage. She grew up in the house her Czech grandparents lived in, an old house that was the inspiration for this book of free-verse poems.