Mini Book Review

Andrew Johnson's new book, entitled Average Family that is Somewhat Average in a 1920s American Society, is truly a testament to the people of that time period. It tells the story of a family that, on the surface at least, appears to be very ordinary. However, upon connecting with each character on a very intense personal level, I realized something not only about the book but about myself. His writing style is so poignant and elegant, enthralling any reader lucky enough to get his hands on a copy of this book. Andrew has created a story here that needs to be told, and he told it in the most eloquent way I have seen in all my time as a professional. If you want to know anything about anything, do yourself a favor and pick up a copy. - Ward Pullen