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A Day in the Woods
- Coming of Age in Texas, 1966
- Narrated by: George Kastrinos
- Length: 4 hrs and 18 mins
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Summary
At 12 years old, Bo is unexpectedly promoted from child to man during this special hunting week-end in the woods of East Texas. He faces a series of tests; corralling his wayward brothers, protecting his mother's shotgun, keeping track of his prized knife, and meeting his demanding father's expectations. He may even impress the girl he likes--who happens to be the only girl on the hunt.
Travel back to a time when families hunted together and dogs were held in higher esteem than children; at least the children thought so.
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