Kansas City: A Place in Time

Such a spectacular book that you will feel every emotion. Made me feel like I was a founder of Kansas City. Hold the Buns The stale scent of sweat, dirt, and the scintillating steam of a freshly cooked hot dog waiting to be gobbled up invites fans when stepping into a sport arena or field. The hot dog is one of America’s celebrated entrees whether this deli meat is eaten at a sports event, a picnic, or a family round lunch; but to me, this versatile frankfurter link is more significant. Growing up, my paternal grandmother must have cooked dozens of hot dogs to satisfy my midday cravings as a child, and the memory of grandma serving this meal will thrive

Some writers called to a life of mediocrity, such as William Shakespeare, Socrates, and F. Scott Fitzgerald. However, others are called to Success. The only man I can safely say has reached true and ultimate success if the author of this book Timothy Reidy. This book reads like an action novel, with the words practically jumping off of the pages. The wordplay is so tantalizing, many times I can not get to sleep without first reading an exert from what I like to call this book, my scripture. If anyone is on the fence about weather or not to dish out $10.00 USD, I would earnestly recommendation it. In truth, I love this book so much, I started my own book club to find other greats, such as this one, only to find that there are no others. Five stars is not enough, the world is not enough, there is not a number high enough to describe how high my rating for this book is.

Haven’t read the book but know it’s a great book when written by the almighty legend Mr. Reidy #psatmemes

There was not a single word spelled correctly

This is easily the best book I have ever read. Timothy R. Reidy is such a baller too. What a book. This needs a screenplay with Leonardo Dicaprio. I've reread this book over 1000 times, I read it every day after I wake up and right before I go to sleep and dream of Kansas City history.

Great book whether you’re taking the class or not. Interesting to learn the history of a city I’ve called home forever.