Tunnels: What We did as Kids

by Thomas Schombert

Tunnels, what we did as kids, is a hilariously funny nonfiction story about the secret lives of five young boys, who looked at child's play as an adventure of life as they secretively built tree forts and tunnels one summer vacation. Hidden from the entire community until a great fire that nearly cost them their lives, you'll laugh hysterically as you read of their collective genius and how they construct some of the most elaborate structures in the Arizona desert. Get ready to laugh till your belly hurts when you go on this funny adventure. Whether you're an adult or a child, you'll enjoy this novel that allows you to escape from the troubles of today's economy, if only for a few hours back to your childhood.

204 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009