Return to Sawyerton Springs: A Mostly True Tale Filled with Love, Learning, and Laughter ebook

by ,Andy Andrews

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Andy Andrews has a gift for capturing that essence in a way that compels you to keep reading.

Return to Sawyerton Springs: A Mostly True Tale Filled with Love, Learning, and Laughter Paperback – Large Print, December 28, 2012. by. Andy Andrews (Author). I guess after a few chapters I was reading as if these were true stories that really happened in the life of the author, but when I started seeing details that were taken from other sources it made me second guess what I believed about the "facts" in the whole book. Andy Andrews has a gift for capturing that essence in a way that compels you to keep reading. And as you read you become an honorary resident of Sawyerton Springs.

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Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Return to Sawyerton Springs: A Mostly True Tale Filled with Love, Learning, and Laughter. Andy Andrews, hailed by a New York Times reporter as someone who has ''quietly become one of the most influential people in America,'' is a best-selling novelist and in-demand corporate speaker for the world's largest organizations. He has spoken at the request of four different . presidents and at military bases worldwide.

Return to Sawyerton Springs book. Andy Andrews, has a way of bringing every day lives and make their story come to life and he turns tails of their actions and activities into humorous, poignant stories. Return to a time when life made more sense . This is a great read and I'll bet you are taken by how this book really pulls you into its story.

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Sawyerton Springs : A Mostly True Tale Filled with Love, Learning, and Laughter. yet for author Andy Andrews, Sawyerton Springs is where he grew up.

Return to Sawyerton Springs : A Mostly True Tale Filled with Love, Learning, and Laughter.

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Return to a time when life made more sense. For many, such a journey may seem like fantasy, yet for author Andy Andrews, Sawyerton Springs is where he grew up. Andy shares a collection of hilariously heartwarming memories that will inspire your soul and help you remember where life’s greatest treasures can still be found.

Filled with an unforgettable cast of characters, this book will engage your mind and heart. You will recall the simple joy of living while laughing to the point of tears. So take a deep breath, and prepare to rekindle your spirit as you return to Sawyerton Springs…

Mardin

As a Baptist who grew up in a small Alabama town not very far from the author himself, this may be the most relatable book I've ever read. I often found myself going back to re-read a chapter aloud to my wife so we could laugh together. This book is written as a collection of short stories - each chapter could almost stand alone - but the author ties them together so well. The only disappointment I experienced was upon reading some details that were lifted directly from The Andy Griffith Show itself. It's the only reason I give this four stars instead of five. I don't know why that affected me so much, but it just left a bad taste in my mouth. I guess after a few chapters I was reading as if these were true stories that really happened in the life of the author, but when I started seeing details that were taken from other sources it made me second guess what I believed about the "facts" in the whole book. For some reason, personal stories are just funnier if they really happened and it took the wind out of my sails to think that I've been reading fiction the whole time, all the while believing it was truth. Still... it's a good, wholesome, fun read that I would recommend.

Elizabeth

Equal parts Mayberry, 'A Christmas Story,' and 'The Sandlot'. This book made me laugh more than any book has in a while. I loved the authenticity of the characters of this small town and how charming and dynamic their personalities were in the eyes of the author, beginning with the baseball coach in the opening chapter and continuing through to the girl who loses her pet dog in the last chapter. As her parents explain that the dog has gone to be with God, the girl wonders aloud why God would want a dead dog. Reading through Andy's recollections (I don't know him, but he seems so personable that I think he would insist that I call him by his first name) helps me to realize the extraordinary wonder of our ordinary lives. Andy Andrews has a gift for capturing that essence in a way that compels you to keep reading. And as you read you become an honorary resident of Sawyerton Springs.

Sudert

I feared at first this would not be interesting. After all, it's a story about a place I've never been, about people I don't know and the author wasn't even super famous! However, I was very surprised when I was drawn into this story and wanted to know what each character was up to and what was going to happen next.
Andy Andrews, has a way of bringing every day lives and make their story come to life and he turns tails of their actions and activities into humorous, poignant stories.
This is a great read and I'll bet you are taken by how this book really pulls you into its story.

Kadar

I really enjoyed this book. We are new to the area of South Alabama and so especially found it interesting to have a view of growing up in a small town in the area. LIke his book "the Heat Mender", he includes real people and places in the book, many of them familiar to me. I did laugh out loud at many of the incidents he included.

Dusar

I just discovered this book by Andy Andrews. I'm not sure when it was written, but it's a true gem. Full of laughter and life lessons, these stories will take you back in time to a place I often yearn to return. This was life in the south, and while the book was written about Andy's hometown, I can assure being from the south it was very similar to where I grew up and many of the antics I experienced as a child. Quite frankly, this was the best $2 I have spent in a very long time.

Wen

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Each chapter contains anecdotes about the author's life in Sawyerton Springs. I want to go there now, it would have to be in the Spring or Fall. It gets very hot there in the Summer per the author. The book is humorous at times, this is a nice read. Enjoy!!

Golkree

A wonderful escape to simpler times. Perfect vacation away from angst-ridden novels and even more distressing current events! The book is a series of essays on Andrews' formative years in a small southern town.

I loved this book. Most of the time I laughed out loud, but there were also the moments that brought a tear. Mr. Andrews is a brilliant and talented writer. I thank his third grade teacher!