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The Great Lemonwood Inferno of 1981: A Coming of Age Story
- The Lemonwood Tales, Book 1
- Narrated by: Casey Bassett
- Length: 19 mins
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The Great Lemonwood Inferno of 1981: A Coming of Age Story
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Publisher's Summary
Jeremiah Walters’ humorous, almost truthful stories of his youth in the 1970s and 1980s have thrilled readers for more than a decade.
In this tale, he recounts the story of his experimentation with his brother Tommy into the adventures live ammunition offers pre-teen boys. The story is told with warmth and urgency, and the hilarity that results will surprise everyone...except anyone who grew up with sisters and brothers back in the days when entertainment meant more than video games.
©2012 Cultural Fast Food (P)2019 North Star Audio
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