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At Home with My Daddy's Stories
- Narrated by: Kathryn Tucker Windham
- Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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Publisher's summary
She is a living icon of the family storytelling renaissance in America. And to hear her tell it, Kathryn Tucker Windham owes it all to her father, the small-town banker, school-board chairman, and Sunday school superintendent who always came home with a story. These stories celebrate the father he was and the stories that are his legacy. Moving from vignette to story, Mrs. Windham remembers:
- Her father's Panama hat
- Greeting her father as he returned from business trips, bringing her gifts of new books
- Learning to speak French
- And more colorful memories of a remarkable relationship
Lovingly, her father instilled in his daughter the gifts of keen observation and a facility for language that reward Ms. Windham's listeners with a unique story experience.
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- Julie
- 09-10-18
Beautiful
I hope there’s no such thing as wearing out an audiobook ! I have listened to this author’s audios so many times. Sadly, they’re all short but worth every dime to listen to her calm Southern voice tell of times long ago when she was growing up. Each has a theme of sorts. This is a tribute, of sorts to her dad. EXCELLENT.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-20-22
Terrific!
Pleasant ruminations remind me of my Granny Ruth and Aunt Lucille; cherished southern ladies.
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