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"Farm Kids: Stories from Our Lives"

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Farm Kids: Stories from Our Lives

Every farm kid has a story. This book brings them together.

 

From combine rides with Grandpa to meals in the field, building forts in the hay bales and growing up surrounded by wide-open spaces, Farm Kids celebrates the memories, mischief, hard work and extraordinary people who shape a childhood on the farm.

Through heartfelt interviews with farm kids aged six to 100, Canadian author Billi J. Miller captures what it means to grow up on a farm — across generations.

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Funny, nostalgic and deeply relatable, it's a book for anyone who grew up on a farm, raised a farm kid or loves someone who did.​

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"I believe it is so important for people to hear farmers stories and you (Billi) have played such an important role in sharing some of these memories & stories."

 

- Mady, Learning About Ag With Mady

 

"As a farm kid from the '70s and mid-'80s, I found myself transported back to those days, as I too have been chased by a chicken, helped feed and clean the pigs, been tossed off a horse right onto a frozen manure pile and spent many hours placing straw bales to make the perfect fort. If you're a farm kid from any decade, Billi J. Miller's "Farm Kids" will make you smile, tear up or laugh in agreement. "

 

- Cheryl Brooks, 840 CFCW

 

"Farm Kids" effortlessly takes you through time capturing the stories of life on the farm as a farm kid through the 1920s right to the present. Excellent and touching book for anyone interested in this life."

 

- Peterson Brothers

 

"Billi once again captures stories of family farms weaving the wisdom of centenarians with the comedy and wit of present-day kids. This is such a meaningful read for anyone involved, or even interested in this life!"

 

- Katelyn Duban, Wildrose Farmer Inc.

The Rural Woman Podcast

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Look forward to lots of humour from "present-day" kids like:

Max Merrild from Alberta, Canada. Age 6 when Billi asked him:

 
Q: "Tell me the best thing about your Mom."
A: "Probably that she goes to town and gets lots of groceries."

 

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And, also look forward to the wisdom that only those in the golden years can impart when Billi asks people like:

Vernon M., Saskatchewan, Canada

Age: 100
 
"What are key memories of your Mom?"

"What was a typical day like for you after you got home from school?"

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