Snakecicles: Short stories about an atypical Montana Family

by Timothy Gilge, Will Tyler (Editor), Kent Gilge (Foreword)

This book is a compilation of short stories involving homeschooling in the outdoors, It is the partial history of a family, a great family, but a weird family by some peoples’ standards.Stories range from trapping skunks, napalm incidents, animal resurrection, and much, much more.We always thought every family had these stories… until we started telling them. Written for posterity and the preservation of family stories throughout generations, to provide smiles and laughs at our own expense.

106 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 9, 2020

Reviews

[Holly · Rating 5 out of 5]

Entertaining and lighthearted, this was a fun read! The little stories had me laughing, front to back cover. I finished the book with a deeper appreciation for the comical adventures that can be found nearly anywhere, anytime, and in the most unexpected places. We all need a “snakecicle” or two in our homes to bring out a scream, a smile, and maybe even a laugh or two. Buy a copy today- you won’t regret it!

[Barb Benfit · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is hilarious. It reminds me of my dad 100%. I think you may have had to grow up in a small town in Montana to appreciate all of its glory but it’s hilarious and brought back so many memories of my own childhood. I will definitely be sharing this with my family and friends! Such a fun and easy read with great descriptions!