Jonathan, What Have You Done?

Humorous, sometimes sad, occasionally melancholy, these 30 short chapters chronicle a child's remembrances from age 3 or 4 to his early teens. As a youngster, the author was precocious, often reckless, and at times prescient. As presented here, though said in another context, "History is all in the mind of the teller. Truth is all in the telling." In the telling, it becomes a kind of immortality for as long as it's read.