Welcome author Glenn Berggoetz to our blog today!
Summer is here and we are all enjoying it. Do you and your family have any fun summer traditions?
Glenn Berggoetz: A favorite summer tradition I have is playing wiffle ball with my nieces and nephews. When we get together for summer visits, we play a wiffle ball game just about every day, with it being the boys against the girls. We have a blast running around the yard as the dogs run around as well - sometimes the dogs become part of the game! We play fun songs like "Barbie Girl" and "Call Me Maybe" and "Friday" while we play, occasionally stopping to dance when a favorite part of a song plays.
In rural Indiana in the 1950s, an elderly African American man befriends a young white boy whose father is openly racist and who is determined to put the friendship to an end, even if that means exhibiting violence toward his son and the elderly man.
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