Strangers Have the Best Candy: How talking to strangers leads to a life of crazy adventure and lasting friendship AUTH-3867468 The ninety-four towns described in

The ninety-four towns described in this book range from American Indian sites abandoned prior to the arrival of Europeans to towns abandoned within the past decade

Jan Beatty is the author of three previous poetry collections: Red Sugar

and achieves for herself a new life she could never have imagined

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Tracing the lives of fabled pirates like the Chevalier de Grammont

Strangers Have the Best Candy: How talking to strangers leads to a life of crazy adventure and lasting friendship AUTH-3867468 The ninety-four towns described inIn STRANGERS HAVE THE BEST CANDY, full time adventurer Margaret Meps Schulte casts caution to the wind, striking up conversations with laughing, crying, boozing, and topless strangers all over the USA and beyond. Their stories, and the resulting hijinks and friendships, are her candy, her rewards for breaking the rules about talking to strangers. Schulte's powerful narrative brings unlikely real people into the light, from Betty, the vivacious mayor