Summary Of Burl's By Bernard Cooper
The Cooper family loved having early summer dinners at “Burl’s” and that day was no exception. After the meal, young Bernard Cooper had the duty of leaving the restaurant to buy his dad that day’s paper, with the juncture that two transvestite women were walking down Hollywood Boulevard at that moment. At that time, the 1950s housewife cliché dominated the US and the social more toward sex was particularly restrictive and prudish, to a degree that those women were risking themselves of severe recrimination. Certainly Cooper’s traditional parents would have followed that norm, but not him, an innocent child who admired the women as they walked by. For better or worse, that encounter had bewildered him forever. Along came the scary and promising