Category: Memoir Type: Non-Fiction
Copyright: June 10, 2011
A recount of one forgettable year as a teen traveling sales crew member.
Adam Brandt sets out on a journey to inform the world of one of the most dangerous jobs for teens. "Adventure, Travel, Rock-N-Roll" is a true story, highlighting one forgettable year in the life of the writer. In an economic time where jobs are scarce, especially for the young generation. Adam hopes to change the direction of anyone considering answering one of the "too good to be true" ads in the help wanted section. Parents and teens alike need to be informed of the pitfalls of certain jobs promising a wonderful life. This is a great read for anyone looking to rebound from a tough life situation. Adam explains how he overcame some horrible obstacles in his life, while providing valuable lessons for anyone looking to make a positive change. You will surely enjoy this title.
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