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Mom’s Amazing Purse Had Everything A Guy Would Ever Need!                

(Book 2!) My Mom’s purse was a truly amazing thing.  Regardless of what happened—bike  crash, splinter, bee sting, broken zipper, starvation, boredom, bubonic plague, nuclear…
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3 Flammable Farting Boys in a Tent

You don’t need a time machine to travel back to your childhood in the 60s and 70s. Just open “MORE Memories of an Okie Boomer”…
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The Greatest ‘Ring Barrier’ Ever!

You don’t need a time machine to travel back to your childhood in the 60s and 70s. Just open “MORE Memories of an Okie Boomer”…
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99 Bottle of Beer on the Wall… Best Song Ever

You don’t need a time machine to travel back to your childhood in the 60s and 70s. Just open “MORE Memories of an Okie Boomer”…
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Blinded by the Killer Magicubes

Neighbor, how long’s it been since you laughed so hard that your face hurt; since your senses were so flooded with the sights and sounds,…
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Sliding To Your Death On Lindsey Street

(From 'MEMORIES 3') The Giant Slide on Lindsey Street, by the Taco Bell, was unanimously voted “Entertainment Facility Most Likely to Snap Your Spine and…
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Lincoln Park Zoo Rocked!

If you grew up in Oklahoma in the 60s and 70s, your eyes probably still light up when somebody mentions horny toads and Foreman Scotty…
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Killed To Death By North Base Swimming Pool

(From MEMORIES 3) Rounding up prehistoric horny toads was a rite of passage for all Okie boys, but you only became a man when you…
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She’s Got L’eggs

(Book 2!) In the Seventies, Dad’s cousin Sonny heard there was BIG money to be made in worms. A Co-op had been formed in Oklahoma…
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Horny Toads Were Awesome But…

(Book 2!) "Every civilization has a rite of passage where boys become men. American Indian braves had to kill a buffalo. Africans had to kill…
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About Bill

Norman-born Bill Moore spent four decades as a newspaper reporter and P.R. guy, writing at least 900 gazillion words in Texas, Washington, D.C., Singapore and New Zealand. Some of those words were about famous people like Wilt Chamberlain, Ross Perot and Jerry Lee Lewis. Many were about murders and mayhem in bloody Waco. And way too many were about P.R. stuff, some of which was useful and some of which was just turd polishing.

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Amazon Reviews

Sudie
Sudie
Reviewer
5/5

Just finished reading your book. I was laughing out loud so much my husband asked what was I reading! And I kept thinking, “Bless his mom's heart”! My dad also read it and said he found it delightful. Looking forward to the second book. Thanks for the entertainment!

2 years ago
Tktjtj
Tktjtj
Reviewer
5/5

Fantastic!

Fun and great read!!! If you grew up in the 60 and 70 you will be able to relate to many fun stories the author tells!
Bill Moore is a very talented and entertaining author with a great sense of humor! I highly recommend this book!!!

3 years ago
Susan B.
Susan B.
Reviewer
5/5

Couldn’t put it down. A total joy to read.

The author was a classmate of mine in high school, and is still a great Facebook friend. I knew this book would be awesome b/c of the way Bill writes his posts on Facebook telling his friends of his life in New Zealand. This book touched my heart in soo many ways. Bills writing is so descriptive, that in your mind you see what he’s writing about or transports you to the place. I couldn’t put it down. Bill, thank you for letting me go back to my days of innocence as a child in Norman, Oklahoma.

3 years ago
Debra
Debra
Reviewer
5/5

Having known the author all our lives I expected nothing less than stellar from him and he does not disappoint. It brought smiles and loud guffaws as I tripped down memory lane with him. It was so much more personal to me as I knew the characters in the book but all will enjoy reminiscing about that magical time in Norman . Give it a read you wont be disappointed!

5 years ago
ProudDad
ProudDad
Reviewer
5/5

I think anyone who grew up around the 1960s will enjoy this trip down memory lane!

5 years ago

Bill Moore, Writer

Norman-born Bill Moore spent four decades as a newspaper reporter and P.R. guy, writing at least 900 gazillion words in Texas, Washington, D.C., Singapore and New Zealand.
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