College and Eighth: A Memoir

Innocence and wonderment become mischief and delinquency in this boisterous romp through childhood. As the youngest of four boys in a family of ten kids, Herb Hyde’s unique perspective about growing up poor in a depression weary world shines through. His tale begins in the mid-1940s and carries you through the early 1960s. As a little boy he never knew he was poor. But when he got older, it became abundantly clear. Being so diminutive, he didn’t quite fit in with his older brothers—who were...