LAST SUMMER OF THE DRIVE-IN MOVIES

by Bob Gunner

Narrated by: Brooks Corley

Production by: Bob Gunner

Poignant of Times Long Gone!

Two young boys, Bucky and Pug are enjoying their summer between middle school and high school. Their summer in between childhood and moving into teenage young adulthood is moving and nostalgic. Their journey into adulthood and their arrival into adulthood are realistic to the time.

The author, Bob Gunner presents a captivating ‘coming-of-age’ tale in which the 1970s come to life for those who are too young to remember or experience them and those that smile in remembrance of those rare and unique times. The Drive-Ins were a huge part of this time period and Gunner captures their ambiance perfectly as well the time between middle and high school. His descriptions are vivid and described in detail in concise words. The character development was well done with each character being fully developed yet left flawed for all to see.

The narrator, Brooks Corley is an excellent narrator. His voice projects the emotions of the story well and captures the personality of each character vividly. His delivery is well-timed and smoothly delivered. I enjoy hearing performances by Brooks Corley.

I found this book hard to shut off as I was so caught up in reliving the time of drive-in movies with my parents and later with my friends and finally with my soon-to-be husband! The experiences and emotions were vividly brought back and reexperienced. I highly recommend this book and this narrator!

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Disclaimer: This Audiobook was provided free of charge by the author, narrator, and/or publisher in exchange for a non-bias, honest review.