Stoner's Boy: A Seckatary Hawkins Mystery

A children’s Kentucky riverbank mystery adventure espousing wholesome principles of courage, honesty, loyalty and common sense, patriotism, faith, friends, family and fair play; plus effective ways of combating bullying. An enjoyable, entertaining read, that is appreciated by readers of all ages. Written in the same kind of slang you experienced when reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Harper Lee was a member of the club inspired by this book and the Stoners Boy book. It is quoted on the last few pages of To Kill A Mockingbird - take a look. Do you remember? When you were young and suddenly discovered an enjoyment in reading books, there was one you read that magically came to life in an unexpected way. One special book that you identified with so well, so naturally and easy. You didn’t plan it. In fact, you might well have resisted it if someone in your family or school suggested it. But in that brief moment, there it was – your book. Your song was playing and the message was clear. You can’t pick the book that will do that – it just happens, as it does with all of us who “allow” it to happen. If you take a chance and read this book, it may well happen here. Give it a try.