Kenneth Edward Barnes

Life Along Little Pigeon Creek Kenneth Edward Barnes

"Life Along Little Pigeon Creek" is an updated and longer version of "Life on Pigeon Creek." This longer version contains over 71,000 words. The earlier version, which was published in 2011, has 54,700 words. The earlier version is still available in paperback, hardcover and as an e-book on Amazon and at Author House. This book is non-fiction and is for children as well as adults of all ages. The people and events depicted in this story are real and true and is a nostalgic look back on the author's life. There are also several heart-touching moments, and the book is laced with humor. This book gives a rare glimpse into rural life from April 1951, to May 1962. It also gives a view into the lives of some remarkable people: from Yankeetown's Tarzan, to the Cat Lady, to other local and even national celebrities. The book tells of the hard yet fun times the little boy goes through. It tells of his secret love; his quest to find something rare and beautiful, and his desire to be unique like some of those around him. Therefore, step back to a simpler time and see the world through the eyes of a child, a child whose heart was touched by God's creation and those remarkable people around him.