Tales from a Refrigerator Box

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The sequel to On the Corner of Liberty and South Loring, Fran Coughlin's second book, Tales from a Refrigerator Box returns you to the triple-decker building where the Coughlin family made their home. Coughlin transports you to a simpler era through personal and poignant vignettes that capture the joys, sorrows, and laughter of everyday life. From the family home, to the schools, shops (and bars), and streets of 1960s and 70s Lowell, Massachusetts, Coughlin recalls how, not that long ago, life was so different and yet very much the same. This nostalgic collection of stories is a celebration of family, friends, and community and a reminder that the most ordinary of moments can create the most lasting memories.