books by Ken Brawley (journeys plowboy welcome)

books by Ken Brawley

books:

The Plowboy and the Moose
Ken Brawley

AuthorHouse, 2006

I managed to survive freshman year but it was touch and go right up to the last minute. One day near the end of the year I had left school in something of a fog. Somehow, I had left a book behind and I needed that book so I went back to the schoolhouse to get it. I thought I had probably left it in Mrs. Jones typing room. Mrs. Jones was coach Salty Jones's wife, typing teacher and cheerleader's guru. Those cheerleaders were the absolute ...

Remembering Nguyen

10 reviews
Ken Brawley

1st Books Library, 2003

A must read about the Viet Nam experience.
I enjoyed reading this book very much. It made me laugh, cry, and laugh again. Everyone I know that was in Viet Nam has been very closed mouth about their experiences over there. I can understand the reluctance with the way all the people treated the returning G.I.s at the time of the conflict!! I was only a small child at the time but was very interested in my world and watched the news every ...

Journeys Home: The Confessions of a Cross-Eyed Cotton Farmer

1 review
Ken Brawley

Authorhouse, 2004

Another Hit
I have read both of Ken Brawley's books and I can only say, "GREAT". Brawley continues with mental imagery that is just fantastic. Funny, serious, sometimes teary but every page a winner. Two wonderful books.

Welcome Home, Son
Ken Brawley

AuthorHouse, 2004

"OUT YONDER? OUT %&#$ING YONDER? WHERE THE HELL IS OUT YONDER AND WHERE THE HELL ARE YOU FROM?" "Right over there (pointing) that big clearing up there on the side of that hill. Let's send Dickson out there with a white flag and see if we can get him like a tree. Bet I can bust his ass with one shot, if you will order him to stand still. Roscoe, Texas" "YOU'RE FROM ROSCOE, TEXAS?" "Aw, come on Sir, don't tell me you have actually heard ...