PublishAmerica Presents Peach Street Follies by Susan Browning Pennington
Frederick, MD November 17, 2006 -- PublishAmerica is proud to present Peach Street Follies by Susan Browning Pennington of Proctorville, Ohio. Peach Street Follies is the story of Lyndsey’s and Emily’s lives in the Pennington house with all the innocence of childhood adventure and fun. They have many friends, pets, and devoted, loving grandparents. Their day-to-day life brings back nostalgic memories of days gone by. Readers will revisit a place where childhood memories are lived daily through the adventures of sisters who wait on the tooth fairy to leave money under their pillow, have camp-outs with friends in the backyard and discover a Blackberry monster, and visit the county fair for an old-fashioned outing with friends and family.
Susan Browning Pennington is a fun loving grandmother that lives in Ohio, with her husband, Glen, and their two grandchildren, Lyndsey and Emily. These children’s stories were inspired by the two little girls that they are raising, and Susan hopes many more stories will follow.
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