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ISBN:	0451017633 (ISBN13: 9780451017635)
Edition Language:	English

Seidman and Son

Elick Moll

Paperback | Pages: 303 pages

Rating: 4 | 10 Users | 2 Reviews

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Title	:	Seidman and Son
Author	:	Elick Moll
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 303 pages
Published	:	January 1st 1960 by Penguin Group USA, Inc (first published January 1st 1956)
Categories	:	Fiction

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To me, this is a joyous happy book that awakens

us all to the magic of good writing.

Morris Seidman is an Everyman, selling dresses

in Manhattan's garment district and trying to deal

with his son, a Korean war veteran turned idealistic

young writer.

Without cliches, we enter into Seidman's witty and

wondrous world of real-life people with problems

and desires.

This may sound like it's been done before. Not

like this.

The book came out in 1958. It is still relevant

today. I cannot praise it too highly.

Buy it or try downloading it. You are in for a

wonderful reading experience.


+++Frank Hickey, writer of the Dancing Max Royster

crime novels about the world's only ballroom

dancing detective.

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Ratings: 4 From 10 Users | 2 Reviews

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I rather enjoyed it (I read it as a readers digest version by the way)Reading it as a readers digest version is probably the reason why it felt a bit fast paced and I even felt like the people were talking too fast. The first short side story was a bit confusing for me as I didn't know where the story with Max and Mr. Seidman was going because after the whole episode, Max's name never showed up again throughout the book. Have they actually ended business in the end? I'm not too sure...The mainI rather enjoyed it (I read it as a readers digest version by the way)Reading it as a readers digest version is probably the reason why it felt a bit fast paced and I even felt like the people were talking too fast. The first short side story was a bit confusing for me as I didn't know where the story with Max and Mr. Seidman was going because after the whole episode, Max's name never showed up again throughout the book. Have they actually ended business in the end? I'm not too sure...The main