Harry Von Bulow

Little children possess a magic all their own. And the nice part about it is: We were all little once and all possessed this magic at one time in our lives. Von Bulow has captured the essence of this exciting, fascinating world of little people; little people who sometimes sound like wise old people. It is a moving picture of his own life, his own childhood. But intertwined and intimidating is a most notorious and unsavory character. His name? Al Capone. Scarface! The gangland ruler of the Chicago underworld. The von Bulows confront the Capone gang head-on! And sparks fly! But as you read this true story, you'll recall the wonderful memories of your own childhood: Your first kiss, the trophy you won at the Fifth Grade Spelling Bee, the neighbor lady who played ball with you, or the cinnamon rolls your mother made. It is all in the book "Harry Jr., Billy and Al Capone," a childhood autobiography; a memory of things past, but a past no one can forget.