Daily life for Americans has changed more in those 100 years than for any people at any other time in world history. I am writing this almost exactly 100 years after the events in this book. He has preserved for us a snapshot of life in an American World War I-era small town. You could keep it just like this forever.” When he asks why, she says “And then you could put it all down, the way it is now. Aunt Lillie thinks Sterling’s deceased mother would have wanted him to be a writer. Near the end of Sterling North’s Rascal, Sterling and his aunt Lillie discuss what Sterling might want to be when he grows up.
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