Nice Girls are the Best Kissers

About the Book

This charming coming-of-age memoir will capture your heart from the very first page. From small town American values and parental attitudes to group dating and popular fashion trends, Fuller’s crisp, clear, and sometimes quirky, writing style will keep you spellbound. She refreshingly presents an in-depth look at her life in America from post WWII to the beginning of the Korean War when times and lives were a bit simpler. Her characters are real, her verbal pictures are clear and her adventures are pure. A delightful read from the beginning.

About the Author

Jeanne Sandberg Fuller, writer, artist, wife, mother, and grandmother won the award as the American Belly Dancer on a Nile cruise boat. Her essays have won numerous prizes, appeared in magazines and newspapers, and recently her humorous memoir, “The Day the Bathroom Ceiling Fell,” was published. During nearly thirty years as a docent at the Museum of Fine Arts of St Petersburg, Florida she worked on the Catalogue of the Collections, wrote slide lectures, study sheets, and labels for paintings. She and her retired airline pilot husband have traveled extensively, live in Seminole, Florida, and she hopes to publish all the books she has written.