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Meet Clyde McCulley who has published his memoirs, “The Boy on Shady Grove Road,” which is a collection of 100 stories from his early years in the conservative, segregated South of the 1940s and 50s.
His book captures life on a little farm that was financially poor but rich in love, adventure, and imagination.
Along with humor that makes many readers laugh out loud are the tender, charming, and even poetic musings of a man who recalls childhood with vividness.
If Mark Twain had lived during the 1940's and 1950's this would have been the book, he would have written.
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