Binder Twine 'n Bandaids Homegrown Humor from the Heart by D.D. Dunn
In this hilarious collection of stories, D.D. Dunn uses wit and humor to tell about life on a small, run-down farm in western Illinois in the sixties. These entertaining accounts include her childood recollections of freeing her brother's head from the steering wheel of a tractor, to almost hanging herself with binder twine in the ramshackle barn. You will find out about the crap in the crock, and how she delt with the bully at school.
The lessons she learned about laughter, love and life have been shared for many years around the normal gathering places and family and friends, and now she is sharing them with you.
Her unique writing style will leave you nodding in recognition at the common ground of life's little setbacks we all endure.
This bundle of twenty-five "truth-is-funnier-than-fiction" stories from Dunn Movin' Farm delivers homegrown chuckles, sidesplitting belly laughs, and maybe a few tears.
In this hilarious collection of stories, D.D. Dunn uses wit and humor to tell about life on a small, run-down farm in western Illinois in the sixties. These entertaining accounts include her childood recollections of freeing her brother's head from the steering wheel of a tractor, to almost hanging herself with binder twine in the ramshackle barn. You will find out about the crap in the crock, and how she delt with the bully at school.
The lessons she learned about laughter, love and life have been shared for many years around the normal gathering places and family and friends, and now she is sharing them with you.
Her unique writing style will leave you nodding in recognition at the common ground of life's little setbacks we all endure.
This bundle of twenty-five "truth-is-funnier-than-fiction" stories from Dunn Movin' Farm delivers homegrown chuckles, sidesplitting belly laughs, and maybe a few tears.
In this hilarious collection of stories, D.D. Dunn uses wit and humor to tell about life on a small, run-down farm in western Illinois in the sixties. These entertaining accounts include her childood recollections of freeing her brother's head from the steering wheel of a tractor, to almost hanging herself with binder twine in the ramshackle barn. You will find out about the crap in the crock, and how she delt with the bully at school.
The lessons she learned about laughter, love and life have been shared for many years around the normal gathering places and family and friends, and now she is sharing them with you.
Her unique writing style will leave you nodding in recognition at the common ground of life's little setbacks we all endure.
This bundle of twenty-five "truth-is-funnier-than-fiction" stories from Dunn Movin' Farm delivers homegrown chuckles, sidesplitting belly laughs, and maybe a few tears.
Condition: Gently Loved
Imperfections: Wear and Tear on the covers
Style: Paperback
Genre: Non-fiction/memoir
