Chicken Nuggets

by Robert Tyson

[inlibrisveritas]

4.5 Stars

Chicken Nuggets is a book written by a man who is from the same town I live in, and his last name is actually really well known around here. So when he approached me about keeping some of his books in stock at the bookstore it was a no-brainer really.

Chicken Nuggets is a collection of short stories from Robert’s childhood that are a lot of fun to read and have a certain amount to sass that keeps you chuckling. They are all set in Villa Rica, during the 60’s and have that down home southern appeal and even though I’m too young to experience of these situations I definitely remember quite a few that match up…like temperamental chicken, which also when I learned they could fly high enough to land in trees. (Which means they can also dive-bomb/fall at you).

Robert even includes a few “recipes” at the end of each story, which despite being really simple really made me smile because I partake in them quite often.



If you have any interest in reading about what it was like to grow up on a farm in Georgia during the 60’s then I definitely recommend trying this one out, the stories are a lot of fun and the author has a great voice for storytelling.