Family Memories

Boon's 19th (& Final) Book

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Author

Clarence A. Boon

Contributions

Edythe Clayton - Cover Art and Illustrations

Publication

1995 - Clarence A. Boon, Virden, Canada

Language

English

Word Count

79,500 words, Guess

Page Count

318 pages

Physical Format

Hardcover

Identifiers

ISBN-130009204366608
OCLC Control Number181806127
Open LibraryOL28047302M

Classifications

DDC813/.5/4

Description

***This, Clarence A. Boon's 19th (and final) book: [...] is a story about the Hamel family. There were six girls, and then five year later a boy was born.*** Of course everyone said Charlie was a spoiled brat. But his Dad gave him a spanking if he did something wrong'. His sisters called him a pest when they had boy friends come to visit them. It was at school that Charlie had to put up with the worst teasing of any boy. ***The kids all said there were no boys in the Hamel family, there was nothing but girls, so they gave him a girl's name, which he carried with him all the time at school.*--(Author FOREWORD small excerpt: 1st of 4 paragraphs.)**

Description

This, Clarence A. Boon's 19th (and final) book: [...] is a story about the Hamel family. There were six girls, and then five year later a boy was born. Of course everyone said Charlie was a spoiled brat. But his Dad gave him a spanking if he did something wrong'. His sisters called him a pest when they had boy friends come to visit them. It was at school that Charlie had to put up with the worst teasing of any boy. The kids all said there were no boys in the Hamel family, there was nothing but girls, so they gave him a girl's name, which he carried with him all the time at school.--(Author FOREWORD - 1st of 4 paragraphs.)