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Review of Trailer Trash from Tennessee by David Hunter
by Christy Tillery French
Rated "G" by the Author.

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TRAILER TRASH FROM TENNESSEE
David Hunter
Tellico Books
Oak Ridge, TN
ISBN: 0-916078-76-0
Tradeback, 199 pages, $16.00
Genre: Memoir

David Hunter pens a wistful memoir of his childhood in the hills of East Tennessee (with a short stint in South Carolina). As a child, Hunter was precocious and imaginative - a boy who could make arrows out of reeds and bottle tops, turn an adding machine into the control board of a space ship, and transform any number of common household items into innovative toys. Always tagging along was his little brother, Larry, reminding this reviewer of a 20th century Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. The stories told are delivered with humor and wit, in an engaging style. Hidden within the text of each chapter is a subtle moral learned by the delightfully adroit David. Hunter has grown from an imaginative boy into an imaginative man, whose creativity as a writer brings pleasure to his host of fans, of which I am one. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and recommend it highly.

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