Stories From A Farm In Brooklyn

The narrative explores the Geller family's journey from a Brooklyn farm to a gas station after World War II, marking significant transformations in their American dream. The author reflects on his upbringing and academic career at George Mason University, where he held various positions, culminating as the observatory director. The story also delves into personal challenges, particularly the author's relationship with his brother, who struggled with cancer. Throughout, life lessons emerge from the family's experiences and historical context.