Hello, My Name Is Bob

Bob Cunningham's memoir has something real going for it — a genuine voice, decades of small-business grit, and faith woven in without performance. His Depression-era and WWII family history gives the book texture that most entrepreneurship memoirs lack. But the self-publishing route through West Bow Press means limited editorial shaping, the conservative political commentary narrows the audience substantially, and there's no critical coverage to confirm the story lands on the page as well as it might in conversation.