The Bike: A story about a bike that really mattered

This is the story of an eight-year-old boy who finds himself living at home during World War II. The important question he has is "What can an eight-year-old possibly do to have the bike power to get to the 7:00 AM mass each day if he is chosen to be an altar boy?

Problem solvers across the world would tell the eight-year-old young man to get yourself a bike son as it solves all problems for young people. But, HOW? That was the big dilemma when most metal was diverted for the victory effort. Everybody sacrificed for America.

This story is true. But we won't tell you how it ends so you can enjoy it as John P. Lammers wrote it. All things in life do not happen as they are supposed to happen.

Nothing in life that is worth having is easy. You will enjoy reading about how this young man, never asking for more than life could provide finds a miracle solution to an almost insurmountable problem.

You won't want to put this book down. It will give you a smile that you will keep all year long.