Mischievous Stories

De: Dave Merritt

Narrado por: Alden Edgar Lawrence

Duración: 2 h y 14 m

Resumen del Editor

This book is a collection of true short stories that captures the childhood adventures of a mischievous boy who grew up in South Georgia. Several of the stories are near-death adventures, and each story has a value-based message that reinforces the importance of great decision-making in young people.

All the stories are true. This is the first book by this author who had an exciting, but healthy and happy, childhood. Listeners will find these stories believable, funny, shocking, and dramatic. The intended audience is eight- to 15-year-olds and the life tips contained in the articles are experience-based, from a boy who sometimes learned the hard way and sometimes was just a victim of fate.

The author acknowledges that he does not understand why God has chosen to continue his life, even though there have been multiple near-death experiences. In one story, the author was shot in the forehead with a razor-sharp deer-hunting arrow at a distance of about 100 yards. In another story, he was making money by picking pinecones near the top of a tree and contacted an electrical power line with his aluminum pole.

And, in another story, he narrowly escaped near death or serious injury from a cottonmouth water moccasin. Each story has been told hundreds of times by the author, and time after time, people who hear these stories of near death are shocked and on the edge of their seats. You will not believe them, but there are articles in newspapers documenting two of the incidents, and the balance are not all documented, but true.

Dave is a master storyteller, and you will love the books. He has substituted at the elementary level and read several of these stories to the children; they love them and so will you. But don't be fooled, these stories ring true for middle and high school, too. The electrocution story was while the author was a high school freshman.

Hang on - once you start listening, you will not want to put this book down.

©2018 David M. Merritt, aka Dave Merritt (P)2022 David M. Merritt, aka Dave Merritt