Brotherly Love

\When Dayton Was Hammering The Staples Into The Wood Grandpa Cut A Window On Each End. Then He Made A Door For Us.... Our Clubhouse Was Finished.\ Dalton GiesickS Short Memoir Brotherly Love Depicts The AuthorS Early Childhood Years Being The All Too Brief Moment In Time That He Was Able To Spend With His Little Brother Dayton. The Book Describes Those Early Years In A Fleeting But Endearing Way. At The Center Of The Story Is The FamilyS Relocation To Colorado The Boys Moving In With Their Grandparents During That Short Duration And The Heart-Wrenching Changes The Family Endures Once They Have Moved Out West. Part Coming Of Age Story And Part Eulogy GiesickS Treatment Of His Subject Is Heart-Felt And Gentle. His Book Is A Sweet And Tender Listen And The AuthorS Presentation Of His Memories Of Dayton Is Much In Tune With How An Adult Would Treat A Young Child. A Quick Yet Powerful Listen GiesickS Writing Is Strong And Tight. There Are Foreboding Moments Embedded Throughout The Story Alluding To DaytonS Disappearance. Although Anticipated The Last Revelation Is Both Unexpected To The Narrator And Listener.