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JimmyJohn

John Westling
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Pages
122
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
John Westling

About

This book is a collection of true confessions by two brothers, who, by all accounts, probably should never have survived childhood. Now in their eighties with enough mental capacity left to recall and share these stories, the brothers are finally fessing up.These stories are not of cruelty, abandonment, or futility, but rather stories out of the 1950s where kids could be kids. We hope that this book will bring back memories from your own childhood, make you laugh out loud, share these stories with your friends, and bear witness to the life of two brothers who were gifted with the best childhood a kid could ask for.In spite of what you may think, these stories are absolutely true. They are our stories, and we're stickin' to em.

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