Tales from Sawyerton Springs
Tales to laugh and cry along with, tales that require repeating to friends and even strangers, Andrews' stories about hometown life are just plain wonderful. Simple anecdotes about holidays, prank-playing boys, and small-town gossip fill these pages. Growing up as the son of the Baptist minister did not seem to keep Andrews from any mischief along the way. Obviously, his father allowed him to learn some lessons on his own, but that did not prevent the preacher from wryly imparting his moral lessons from the pulpit. Fun to read over and over again.Denise Perry Donavin