How to Walk in the Marsh

De: Chad Adams

Narrado por: Gregory Kellis

James Guillory, Jr. narrates this inspirational tale about leveraging the values his father instills in him and leaning on his roots to overcome adversity.

On his first ever hunting excursion as a young boy, James takes an uncalculated step in the delicate South Louisiana marsh that becomes the catalyst for a metaphor used by his dad that foreshadows his life: "There’s an art to navigating the marshland, and the steps you take while on your journey can cause you to either sink or swim."

Through their many adventures together, James’ dad helps him to recognize and learn that with a respect and appreciation for the outdoors, important lessons can be found and an unwavering bond woven full of love and admiration between father and son can be had.

Just as James becomes a young man who starts to understand his own life's meaning, an unexpected moment happens that leaves him faced with sudden and drastic change.

Left to question everything about what he has learned and what he can become, James ventures away from the life he was taught to live, but at his lowest moment, he finds a glimmer of hope.

Through a sign that sends him back to where it all began, he embarks down a path of understanding, and he learns that the true reason to finally knowing how to walk in the marsh will lead him to a rekindled life full of meaning and purpose.

©2022 Chad Adams (P)2023 Chad Adams

How to walk through Life

A perfect listen about a father and the wisdom he imparts to his son. A great Voice performance and important life lessons on how to move through life.

Inspiring

This is an amazing story! What a great way to share life’s lessons through the the relationship of a father and son. Really touched my heart. I couldn’t wait to listen to the next chapter as soon as the last one ended.

Duck hunting and life lessons

Real stories that everyone can relate to, duck hunter or not. Chad paints a vivid picture and I could definitely see him stuck in the mud of the marsh. Parts made me laugh; parts made me cry. Recommend for those early morning drives to the hunting blind.

Great story!!!

I really enjoyed the the vivid descriptions. It felt like I was there in the marsh.

How to walk in the Marsh

I like to say this book has become one of my favorite books, although I am not a duck hunter that's besides the point, it is the story being told that I love the most about it.