A Girl Named Zippy: Growing Up Small in Mooreland, Indiana

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Mooreland, Indiana wasn't exactly a big town, and Zippy wasn't exactly a big girl. In this charming memoir, Haven Kimmel captures the specific, bittersweet humor of growing up small in a place that never felt quite big enough. From the mischievousness of childhood to the quiet realizations that come with getting older, the story moves from funny to tender without ever losing its voice.\n\nKimmel writes with a wit that feels both sharp and gentle, making the small town of Mooreland feel universal. This isn't just a memoir about Indiana — it's about anyone who has ever felt out of place or been misunderstood for being different. The prose is lively, the voice is distinct, and the story stays with you long after you finish it. Get your copy today and discover why Zippy is one of the most readable memoirs on the shelf.

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