Groovy Flashback: Books I Read Growing Up

FEBRUARY 20, 2015
From: Deep Dish
I helped move my parents out of their home of 45 years, which reunited me with many books and magazines from my childhood. So I thought it would be fun to share some of these groovy items with you.

In honor of the 87th Academy Awards, my first Groovy Flashback post features some film-related books that I read growing up.
















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