Cottonwood Fall

by Gary Slaughter

Book Overview

Cottonwood Fall is the sequel to Gary Slaughter's critically acclaimed Cottonwood Summer! The author has closely crafted small-town life on the WW II home front into another hilarious and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 097442062X
• ISBN13: 9780974420622
• Release Date: September 2005
• Publisher: Fletcher House
• Length: 401 Pages
• Weight: 1.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 6.8" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

Pleasantly surprised (again)

After reading Cottonwood Summer, I wondered just how Mr. Slaughter would keep the continuity flowing with Cottonwood Fall, but the transition was flawless. Although there were many more characters introduced in this second book, Mr. Slaughter has a way of introducing them that makes it easy to follow the storyline. Besides being very entertaining, Cottonwood Fall is a bit of a history lesson of the post WWII era that is fun. I liked this book.... a lot.

Cottonwood Fall

Slaughter tells another wonderfully light hearted story of mid-American families as they cope with life during WWII. The story line excites while we discover how very different life was only 60 years ago. History books should be so entertaining!

Cottonwood Fall

In this warm and wonderful sequel to Cottonwood Summer, Gary Slaughter shows his skill for combining solid characterizations and down-to-earth prose. In Cottonwood Fall, readers will be enchanted once more by this expert storyteller. Jerry Hooper Retired Publisher

Great read for all ages

After reading "Cottonwood Summer", I was anxiously awaiting "Cottonwood Fall" and I was not disappointed. It was even better than the first one. It is a book that can be read and enjoyed by all ages. Looking forward to "Cottonwood Spring.

Activities of Danny and Jase

Cottonwood Fall us full of activity for Danny and Jase; from Camp Harmony and the start of a new school year to politics with Tom Dewey and F.D.R.; from Halloween parties and rabbit hunting to Don McNeil's Breakfast Club. Meeting the Craddock Sisters and celebrating Thanksgiving was an exciting way to end the book. What is next for Danny and Jase?