My Senior Year

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My Senior Year is the story of a seventeen-year-old boy whose life is turned upside down when he is forced to move to a new city one day before the beginning of his senior year of high school. But more than that, the story of Nick Bradford and the Belmont Street Boys is one of friendship that grows into lasting community. Along the way, Nick sees what life can become when people of influence use their power to serve others. Told in the style of a memoir, My Senior Year is a coming-of-age story filled with laughter, pathos, surprises, and the kind of interesting people found in the mixed culture of Pueblo, Colorado.

Autorenportrait

Jim Towne is the husband of forty-four years to Becky, father to Halee, Jimmy, Dylan, and Carly, and grandfather to seven girls and three boys. A native of Pueblo, Colorado, Jim lived on Belmont Street for the first nine years of his life. Ideas for<i>My Senior Year</i> began bouncing around in his head around 1995, but the first words were finally written in 2015. Storytelling is part of the culture of Pueblo and of Jims family.<br>

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