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Book Information
Genre:
JUVENILE FICTION / Action & Adventure / General
Publication:
Sep 24, 2012
Pages:
55
Books by Danny W. Rhodes
Come along on the journey with Lester Dooley, an overly curious 9 year old, whose curiosity will get him into some of the funniest situations imaginable. However, through all the situations Lester encounters, he will find the true meaning of friendship. That is, friendship is based on the association of people you enjoy being around. I know Tuff Luck, do you? Come on in and read. For when you finish, you will say: I KNOW TUFF LUCK TOO!
I am Danny W. Rhodes the author of “I Know Tuff Luck”. My inspiration for writing this humorous short story originates from my memories of the fun times growing up during the 1950’s and 60’s. Growing up in a neighborhood that was like one big family. Recently I heard the African proverb, that has been spoken many times “it takes a village to raise a child”. This was what truly happened to me and the many kids that grew up with me. We were raised by a village. I thank all of those parents from that neighborhood. A special thank you goes to my mother, a single parent and my three older brothers, who made life fun for me. Front cover created by Debonairdesign Graphics.
Author can be contacted at:
816-809-6295
or by email at:
sealtest-dan@kc.rr.com
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Come along on the journey with Lester Dooley, an overly curious 9 year old, whose curiosity will get him into some of the funniest situations imaginable. However, through all the situations Lester encounters, he will find the true meaning of friendship. That is, friendship is based on the association of people you enjoy being around. I know Tuff Luck, do you? Come on in and read. For when you finish, you will say: I KNOW TUFF LUCK TOO!
I am Danny W. Rhodes the author of “I Know Tuff Luck”. My inspiration for writing this humorous short story originates from my memories of the fun times growing up during the 1950’s and 60’s. Growing up in a neighborhood that was like one big family. Recently I heard the African proverb, that has been spoken many times “it takes a village to raise a child”. This was what truly happened to me and the many kids that grew up with me. We were raised by a village. I thank all of those parents from that neighborhood. A special thank you goes to my mother, a single parent and my three older brothers, who made life fun for me. Front cover created by Debonairdesign Graphics.
Author can be contacted at:
816-809-6295
or by email at:
sealtest-dan@kc.rr.com
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