Ken "Fred Marple" Sheldon and I will be spinning yarns and singing songs (Fred does the singing) at the Franklin Opera House on Saturday, March 30. It's gonna be great good fun. Click here to reserve your tickets early

Thanks to Schuyler Scribner for photo above. Schuyler produces Our Hometown on NH PBS. We travel NH collecting stories about what makes each town special. Next stop Plymouth. CLICK HERE for past shows. 

This book is a treat---hilarious stories, a how-to manual, yankee lingo, and her own story, told by a real yankee with solid maple credentials. It's a book to get you through a long New England winter, sipping slowly like hot cider. To use one of her own favorite expressions, it's a cockah!

Fred Marple, author of Welcome to Frost Heaves

 

You want to laugh? You will not be disappointed. This book is a hoot! There is a connection with yankee life that emerges here that is (dare I say it?) profound (there, I said it). Rebecca Rule rules! I am a fan. Big time.

Fritz Wetherbee, Writer/TV Producer

 

This is one of those books you put on the coffee table after you read it once, 'cause you know you're gonna wanna reread your favorite parts, and then it ends up stayin' there 'cause everyone wants to pick through it too.

PapaJoe Gaudet, NH's Itinerant Teller

 

Becky Rule's stories make you smile, chuckle and guffaw. I was unexpectedly touched by Becky's account of being a storyteller and the power of stories to affect lives, including her own.

Susan Poulin, author and creator of Ida LeClair, "the funniest woman in Maine"

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