The Emperor of Ice-Cream book. Read 2 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Growing up on a small dairy farm in upstate New York, Gary 4/5(2). The Emperor of Ice Cream is a beautiful, funny and touching memoir about author Gary Almeter and his grandfather. A lawyer living the urban, sophisticated life, Almeter sets out to explore the truth about his grandfather John, a rural dairy farmer who never lived more than a mile from where he was born/5(15). The Emperor of Ice Cream is a beautiful, funny and touching memoir about author Gary Almeter and his grandfather. A lawyer living the urban, sophisticated life, Almeter sets out to explore the truth about his grandfather John, a rural dairy farmer who never lived more than a mile from where he was born/5(14).
The Emperor of Ice-Cream. Gary M Almeter. Growing up on a small dairy farm in upstate New York, Gary lived a few hundred steps from his paternal grandparents. His grandfather (hereafter "Grandpa") was a perpetually happy man and Gary wondered, in light of the nature of farm work, in light of some of the hardships Grandpa endured, in light. The Emperor of Ice-Cream - by Gary M Almeter (Paperback) $ - $ King and Emperor - by Janet L Nelson. $ - $ Popes, Emperors, and Elephants - by Roy Peachey. $ The Emperor of All Maladies (Reprint) (Paperback) by Siddhartha Mukherjee. $ "The Emperor of Ice-Cream" by Gary Almeter. Melanie's first guest stint on Writer's Bone Melanie's second guest appearance on Writer's Bone Melanie's Writer's Bone guest blog post: Stop Calling Yourself a Freelancer. Boston area bookstores: Trident Booksellers Belmont Books Porter Square Books Papercuts J.P. I AM books. New York.
The Emperor of Ice-Cream book. Read 2 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Growing up on a small dairy farm in upstate New York, Gary. The Emperor of Ice Cream is a beautiful, funny and touching memoir about author Gary Almeter and his grandfather. A lawyer living the urban, sophisticated life, Almeter sets out to explore the truth about his grandfather John, a rural dairy farmer who never lived more than a mile from where he was born. In The Emperor of Ice Cream, Gary recounts all the little moments—moments he never thought could or would be important—he had with Grandpa to try to understand who Grandpa was. He—with an astonishing blend of his signature humor and a reverence that only comes from a boy who loves his grandfather—then examines how his understanding of those moments has evolved after moving to the big cities for which he had always yearned.
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