Happy, Happy, Happy
Drix says:
I really enjoyed reading this book, not only because it was very interesting but it was also informative. Ever since Duck Dynasty began to air on TV, I have liked the Robertson family and their way of life as it is. This book not only talks about the uprising of their business, but it also goes into depth the struggles they faced while growing up. With Phil being the one who wrote the book, he talks about his life growing up and how living off a farm was like. This book also gives usef
ul tips here and there. I loved how Phil Robertson was very bold and brave talking about his past and the hard years him and Miss Kay went through. I thought it was amazing hearing Miss Kay's side to things too, and what she went through. This book has honestly opened up my eyes on not only the world and this godly family, but the gospel. I think this book was very interesting and it taught me a lot that I never even knew about. I definitely recommend this book, because it is well worth the reading. This book makes me happy, happy, happy!!
Mary says:
Amusing anecdotes and inspirational stories (or so he hopes) fill this fluffy bio. An interesting fellow, so dedicated to duck hunting that he gives up several chances for success... (His backup at Louisiana Tech was Terry Bradshaw!)... Only to find success through, of all things, duck hunting. Some laughs, only some of them intentional. Perhaps funniest/saddest is after explaining that disability insurance, a union card, and state-provided mental health care changed his families fortunes for the better, yet he insists that he's a Republican?! You can't make this stuff up!
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Guest 7 years ago
Love the book have read part of it so far and I love listening to phil Willie and the others preach God bless u allWrite Review:
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