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Saturday morning TV shows… cereals, soft drinks and snack foods…cool cars and rock ‘n’ roll…Boomers will savor the memories with the new book, "Boomer Brands: Iconic Brands that Shaped Our Childhood."Those Saturday morning TV shows entertained Boomer kids, but they were also vehicles for brand advertising. Chances are that’s how Boomers first got to know cereal, soft drink, and snack food brands. The “Boomer Brands” they knew and loved then, they remember to this day.This unique book is a stroll down memory lane, reminiscing about the beloved brands Boomers first met in the 50s and 60s. Brand maven Barry Silverstein shares “Boomer Brand Cameos” of over fifty of the brands Boomers grew up with: Disney, Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes, Good Humor, Howard Johnson, Hush Puppies, MAD, Ovaltine, Twinkies, WIFFLE Ball and many more. Most of these brands began during the Boomer era and are still around. Plus, Boomers will gain rare insight into how these iconic brands shaped their childhood and have a lasting impact on their life.Publishers Weekly says Boomer Brands is "a delightful journey through a time that saw the birth of the modern brand," while Midwest Book Review calls it "a unique, entertaining, nostalgic, and impressively informative read from first page to last.""Boomer Brands" is meant be read by Boomers, shared with Boomers, and savored for the memories!

Barry Silverstein is a Boomer, freelance writer and retired direct marketing/brand marketing professional. He ran his own direct marketing agency for twenty years and worked for other leading marketing agencies and organizations during a forty year marketing career. Silverstein is the author of numerous non-fiction marketing and small business books, including Business-to-Business Internet Marketing (the first book on the subject), Internet Marketing for Technology Companies, and The Breakaway Brand. He teaches an online course, "Big Brand Strategies for Small Brands." He also writes a blog for Boomers called "Happily Rewired." Silverstein resides with his wife in the Asheville, North Carolina area. His website is www.barrysilverstein.com