Foxfire Books

[medic]

Anybody NOT read these? I just started to replace my first set that went the way of the divorce. I'm re-reading them as I get them and it's amazing what I forgot, or maybe didn't capture the first time around. Any other good info sources like this around that I don't know about?

[Cil]

I have not. I have never heard of them until I came to this board. Right now, I can't afford them.

And welcome to the forum. :)

[chloe3388]

Got the full set and read and reread them.. They are great..

[msta999]

I have 4, but haven't read any yet. Just keeping them just incase. Figure I'll get a complete set and keep them in a safe container. Maybe use them as good winter time reading.

[B00kW0rm]

I haven't read them either....have to put them on my "to do" list ;D

[walls0stone]

read them in highschool.

[Dawgus]

Funny timing....just started reading them again last week. I love the stories from the old folks.

[Red_Diamond_Ranch]

We really enjoy our Foxfire books. Bought them as each one was published back in the 1970's. My parents enjoyed them also, for them it was reliving the things they did as children with their parents. Very heart warming. :)

[silent.d]

you can find the first six here...

http://www.librum.us/

along with other good stuff, and good stuff here, as well...

http://www.vintageprojects.com/

[Sarah]

you can find the first six here...

http://www.librum.us/

along with other good stuff, and good stuff here, as well...

http://www.vintageprojects.com/

Thank you Silent.d. I did not want to toot our own horn too loudly.

Also take a gander at the JONA.

Sarah
of the Librum.