Sister Dressed Me Funny

By Anthony Buccino

A collection of 15 titles, Sister Dressed Me Funny captures the 40-something view of growing up in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s.

Adventure closer to the edge through humility and humor with these chronicles of catholic school nuns, Cub Scout contests, Grandma's house in the country, junior high school bus antics and more.

This wistful nonfiction of life's curves is told through tales about -- of all things -- a naked statue and the school tie, youthful bravado and discontent, working in a shoe store and other dream jobs, sad & sweet holidays, Italian-American family roots and, of course,  that dress his sister made him wear.

Lardiere's Fountain **

Grandma's House In The Country

Bell The Cat **

The Abie Statement

No Christmas

Job Rock In Prose

No Place To Work

Don't Forget, It's A Birthday Party

Countless and 21

Who is Brother, Uncle Bim

At Spatola's

Jewels At Thanksgiving

** These appear in the 2nd edition of Rambling Round

Copyright © 1996 by Anthony Buccino, All Rights Reserved

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