I was hoping he would post regularly because he has so many great memories that it's a shame to let them be forgotten. Like the time he thought he was being kidnapped. His many adventures that only a boy growing up on a farm could have. His summer spent in the woods as an Indian and many more.
I have given up hope that he will ever blog regularly and so I was pleasantly surprised when this one of a kind book appeared.
He says his memories are copyrighted, so unless enough people would want a glimpse of what he has to share there will only ever be this one book.
Hello! Thank you so very much for stopping by my blog and taking the time to make a comment! I've begun at the beginning of your blog and am enjoying reading it immensely! I for one would love to read your husband's book! Again, thanks for stopping by and leaving me a comment!
ReplyDeleteI also want to read it.
ReplyDeleteOh I would love to read your husband's book also. I enjoy reading yours, I am so glad I ran across yours. Thanks so much for sharing.
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I'm in. You should let him tell his stories to your children, record it (do they still have tape recorders??), and then you could weave it into a fantastic story and wonderful keepsake for your family. Oh yeah, and US! Sounds like those kids of yours have writing in their blood ~ ♥
ReplyDeleteThat is super neat!
ReplyDeleteMy husband wanted me to set up a blog for him...but not one post appeared! This is so cool that he wrote a book!
I look forward to catching up on your blog!
Hello! I would love to read your husband's book as well!
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Laura
I'd love to read it! I'm interested in all things amish!
ReplyDeleteOh how exciting....One just wants to open the first page and start...Maybe, just maybe, these replies will tempt him.
ReplyDeleteBlessings Crystal
What a neat idea!
ReplyDeleteI would love to read it. It would be nice to read authentic Amish memories (like yours) instead of fiction all of the time. :)
An indian, huh, sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteI would love to read your husband's book! My male farmer friends don't talk about their childhoods. What do they think about going back and forth in the field with only the wind and the squeak and jingle of the harnesses to keep them company? They won't say! Maybe he can make more and you can sell them on Etsy?
ReplyDeleteThe idea of self-publishing the book and selling it on Etsy is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteMy father wrote his memoirs and they were published by an academic press -- and now every library in Louisiana has a copy...it is important for posterity that memories be preserved...please also tell your husband to consider approaching the various university publishing offices about publishing it...
It's wonderful that he's written down his memories, whether for others or just for the family, at least they're preserved. I love the cover pictures.
ReplyDeleteCount me in, too! I'd love to read it.
ReplyDelete- Sally
Again, thanks for stopping by and leaving me a comment!
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Yes please! I would love to read it also!
ReplyDeleteMe Me Me Me Me!!! I want to read it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. I too am wanting to write some small books. How did your husband go about getting it copyrighted?
ReplyDeleteI would defiantly read it!
ReplyDeletei would read his book! is there a way that i can purchase it?
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