
There's a Tick in my Underwear! - Paperback
There's a Tick in my Underwear! - Paperback
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by Sally A. Breslin (Author)
When you are a 12-year-old city slicker who is terrified of spiders, and your hobbies are chasing the ice-cream truck, developing movie-star crushes on guys like Ricky Nelson and Troy Donahue, and anticipating your first kiss (and your first "real" bra), the last place you want to spend your summer vacation is with your parents in a rustic cabin in the middle of the New Hampshire woods...especially when the cabin has no electricity, no running water, no indoor plumbing and, heaven forbid...no TV. Journey back to 1962 for a humorous look at the summer when I, along with my city friend, Janet, experienced the highs and lows of wilderness living. Unbelievably, in such an unlikely place, Janet met her Prince Charming. I, on the other hand, met 110,000 mosquitoes...and Conrad.
Author Biography
Sally Breslin was born and raised in New Hampshire, where she still resides, so she is a true New Englander through and through. She knew at a young age that writing was her passion. She started writing poetry when she was only eight. During summer vacations from school, she would sit on the front steps of her tenement building and write books. Each day, groups of kids from the neighborhood would gather and she would read the next installment to them. She also started keeping a journal when she was 12, and has continued to do so every day since. She says her journals are like having her own time machine. She even can tell you what she ate for breakfast back in November of 1963! For over 20 years, she worked as a newspaper correspondent and photographer for Neighborhood News and the NH Union Leader. In 1984, she began interpreting dreams in a weekly newspaper column and live, on the radio, and since 1994, has been writing a weekly humor column for several New England Newspapers. In 1996, she was named the New Hampshire Press Association's columnist of the year. She also has taught humor-writing classes for Concord Community Education. Her stories have been published in several of the Chicken Soup for the Soul books, as well as numerous magazines. Although she grew up in New Hampshire's largest city, Sally currently lives out in the country with her two dogs, her faithful sidekicks and hiking companions.



















