Opening Day
In this book the author explores how family stories become family legends through oral inheritance. Why do we only remember certain stories? Using her father’s battle with dementia as a focus, and the Golden Gate Bridge as a backdrop, the author reminds is that our existence is our memory and the memories of those we love.
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