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This is both a very insightful book about a necessary and important element for the furniture industry that seldom is discussed and an enjoyable read. Even if I was not a student of this industry for 52 years (and still learning), I would find this entertaining because of the way the author has given life and real personalities to the people in this book. I love books that are fun to read and that teach me something.
Wallace W. “Jerry” Epperson, Jr. C.F.A.
Mann, Armistead and Epperson, Ltd.
…I read it in two big gulps! I say I finished reading it, but it certainly is not finished with me. I will be processing it for some time. For a small book, it punches way above its weight.
It is a raw, visceral, and honest account of a conflicted man’s last days with his dying father, who was a combat veteran of WWII. “Lizard” reminds me of the compassion of Mitch Albom and the intensity of first-hand WWII experiences like those of Audy Murphy.
Ed’s book brought me back to my difficult childhood as the son of a WWII combat veteran who was plagued by the anxiety and hypervigilance of PTSD. A place I do not (want to) think about often.
In short, I highly recommend “Lizard of Transition” to those interested in exploring the depths of father-son relations and the mystery of death and dying from a Jewish perspective.
Michael Fineberg, Ph.D.
Military Psychologist
“Truly a literary masterpiece. This book will change your life and inspire you to accept it graciously for all it has to offer.”
John DiCiccio, Ph.D, Educator and Author
“An amusing, sweet tale of a high-stakes game.
Kirkus Review
“A joyous, uplifting and uniquely rendered first novel. It is a testament to kindness and friendship, and has readers falling in love with Harold Kushner, a man for all seasons. Sit back and drink in some warmth, wit and wisdom.”
Ken Eulo, Author of The Brownstone Trilogy
This is both a very insightful book about a necessary and important element for the furniture industry that seldom is discussed and an enjoyable read. Even if I was not a student of this industry for 52 years (and still learning), I would find this entertaining because of the way the author has given life and real personalities to the people in this book. I love books that are fun to read and that teach me something.
Wallace W. “Jerry” Epperson, Jr. C.F.A.
Mann, Armistead and Epperson, Ltd.
“Truly a literary masterpiece. This book will change your life and inspire you to accept it graciously for all it has to offer.”
John DiCiccio, Ph.D, Educator and Author
“A joyous, uplifting and uniquely rendered first novel. It is a testament to kindness and friendship, and has readers falling in love with Harold Kushner, a man for all seasons. Sit back and drink in some warmth, wit and wisdom.”
Ken Eulo, Author of The Brownstone Trilogy
“An amusing, sweet tale of a high-stakes game.”
Kirkus Review
…I read it in two big gulps! I say I finished reading it, but it certainly is not finished with me. I will be processing it for some time. For a small book, it punches way above its weight.
It is a raw, visceral, and honest account of a conflicted man’s last days with his dying father, who was a combat veteran of WWII. “Lizard” reminds me of the compassion of Mitch Albom and the intensity of first-hand WWII experiences like those of Audy Murphy.
Ed’s book brought me back to my difficult childhood as the son of a WWII combat veteran who was plagued by the anxiety and hypervigilance of PTSD. A place I do not (want to) think about often.
In short, I highly recommend “Lizard of Transition” to those interested in exploring the depths of father-son relations and the mystery of death and dying from a Jewish perspective.
Michael Fineberg, Ph.D.
Military Psychologist