The Great Depression is just a mention in a history book to most people nowadays, but Ted Woodworth lived on a farm in a Mennonite community-this volume 1926-1931. All the things he did as a boy make the reader smile just as if Ted were telling it in person-how a farm boy found things to do everyday, got in trouble, harvested the crop, made mischief around the town, but stayed out of trouble most of the time.