The Black Walnut Farm: A Book Of Short Stories (Paperback)
The Great Depression is just a mention in a history book to most people nowadays, but Ted Woodworth lived on a farm in a Mennonite community-this volume 1926-1931. All the things he did as a boy make the reader smile just as if Ted were telling it in person-how a farm boy found things to do everyday, got in trouble, harvested the crop, made mischief around the town, but stayed out of trouble most of the time.
Woodworth grew up during the Great Depression on a small Mennonite farm. He later published many stories in a small town newspaper, The LaGrange Standard, in the South Bend, Indiana area. Now he can tell others...