Fresh Feathered Eggs
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ISBN:
0-7414-2682-X
©2005
Price:
$16.95
Book Size:
5.5'' x 8.5''
, 275 pages
Category/Subject:
BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Personal Memoirs
Humor and fun—the way it was! Feel the love of family, friends, neighbors and God. Experience the engaging country antics of Freddy and George in the 1940s and 50s.
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Abstract:
It’s a story with humor…the way it was…and love…of family, friends, rural neighbors, and God, in Mid-America in the 1940s and 50s. Freddy and George live through fresh feathered eggs, bathroom episodes, one-pig diners, Aunt Maggie’s blue jays, and milking school.
There are times of painting like P. Kosso, being a hop too slow, the wrong color calf, a lily-livered puff, cow-tail skiing, church-camp undercover undressing, and more.
This living-history book has practical jokes and self-inflicted humorous events—all true—or could be. In the end, family values developed from their Christian walk help them meet all kinds of challenges...and predicaments.
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Customer Reviews
Bravo, Freddy and George
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11/23/2005
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Reviewer:
Joanne Starks
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reviewer: Joanne Starks from Los Angeles
As I read Fresh Feathered Eggs, I couldn’t put it down until I finished. Although the Book has a rural setting and I grew up in a big city, the stories brought back similar memories of my childhood. The Book has so much humor: Uncle Tom carving cheese with his skunk skinning knife, church camp undercover undressing, and lighting the schoolhouse stove; and, so much human interest: surviving the Flood, avoiding the Poor Farm, and neighbors helping neighbors. This is a great book. Bravo, Freddy and George
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