Once I Was A Kid, with the Wild Things on the Farm
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    [year] => 2018
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    [title] => Once I Was A Kid, with the Wild Things on the Farm
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    [synopsis] => In “Once I Was a Kid”, Robert Z. Hicks shares stories from his childhood adventures growing up on a farm in Michigan during the '40's. Whether or not you lived in that era, and whether or not you lived on a farm, you will love the warm and humorous stories from Bob's memories. Bob's encounters with cows, bees, birds, raccoons, skunks, and many more of God's creatures will entertain both children and adults. His sometimes-hilarious encounters with God's creatures will stir your imagination.

In between the stories, Bob treats us with his gift for rhyme with humorous, poignant, and delightful rhyming stories written as he relished the memories from his childhood. Step back in time and imagine when life was sweet and innocent, and sometimes spiced with a bit of mischief here and there.
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