A Disney Childhood: Comic Books to Sailing Ships - A Memoir
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (760 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0070AG8L8 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 383 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Cathy’s father was George Sherman, Head of Publications at Walt Disney Studios from the late 1950s to 1974. In the interim, however, Mrs. When you’re a part of the Disney Studio family, life is anything but ordinary. When Disney foreign representatives came to town, they would visit this “typical American family,” and would be escorted by them to Disneyland. Nothing, though, could compare to the sweet, wonderful memories of those years as a Disney Studio family.. He was in charge of comic books. Mr. Sherman died of a rare cancer when only 45, and his daughter now has the same disease. Sherman bought a sailboat with the intention of sailing to the South Seas. Things did not go as planned. There was a hero invo
"So Much More Than Disney Magic!" according to Story Circle Book Reviews. "I was born into a fantasy world," Cathy Sherman Freeman begins her memoir A Disney Childhood; "Father was in charge of writing, editing, and publishing comic books for Walt Disney Studios. Fairy dust flew rampantly through our house a short block from the Disney studios. Wherever my imagination took me, I'd hang on for the ride."Freeman led a charmed childhood, meeting interesting people from all over the. SO GOOD She Reads Like so many others have already said, this book is easy and delightful to read, written as if being told to you by a beloved aunt or friend. I loved it in particular because it is a biography, but a fascinating, heart-felt biography about the trials and triumphs of someone who had a very unique life.Cathy Sherman Freeman got to see alot behind the scenes at Disney because her father was head of Publishing. Snapshots Through the Looking Glass A roller coaster ride through Disney World and beyond, introducing backstage characters you never heard of, with special attention paid to the author's family.A compelling coming of age "Alice in Disneyland" adventure: What if Alice had been born in Wonderland, and her father, one of the creators of Wonderland, dies of an atypical cancer? What if, after leaving Wonderland, she discovers she might have inhe