· Hotel Kid: A Times Square Childhood by Stephen Lewis. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , A Manhattan landmark for fifty years, the Taft in its heyday in the s and '40s was the largest hotel in midtown, famed for the big band in its basement restaurant and the view of Times Square from its towers. As the son of the general manager, Stephen Lewis grew up in this legendary hotel, living with his parents and younger brother in a suite overlooking the Roxy Theater. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Hotel Kid: A Times Square Childhood by Stephen Lewis (, Trade Paperback) at the best online prices at .
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Stephen Lewis on Hotel Kid: "Raised in a loving cocoon of chambermaids, bellboys, porters, waiters, and housedicks, I led a fairy tale existence as the son of the general manager of the Hotel Taft, just off Times Square and Radio City. During the darkest days of the Depression, my younger brother and I treated our friends to limitless chocolate éclairs and ice cream sodas. www.doorway.ru: Hotel Kid: A Times Square Childhood () by Lewis, Stephen and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. "Chockfull of history and wit, Stephen Lewis' account of his charming yet preposterous childhood spent in a suite at the Taft Hotel ordering from room service and playing games like elevator free fall is a five-star read. Hotel Kid pays tribute to an elegant time long ago that was very elegant and is very gone. It's a book we've been waiting for without realizing it: at long last, an Eloise for grown ups."―.
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