When Ian Riordan overheard Jimmy bragging about seeing two naked women when he was selling candy bars, he immediately thought he needed to tell his mom. She'd want to get to know these women.
In modern middle America, people don't know their neighbors. Jimmy and Ian didn't know their neighbors were naturists. Will they join them? What would the pastor think?
Come along on with Jimmy, Ian, and their friends as they find out that there is more to the people in his neighborhood than meets the eye. Naturists? - Who Knew?!
What Reviewers are Saying
“Who Knew?” is a nice story with several interesting characters and plot points. As a naturist, it’s a delight to read. What’s more? As a Christian naturist, the scenes depicting Christians who are also naturists are entirely relatable. What seems so outlandish to so many becomes humorous to those in the know. In “Who Knew?” there are pastors and deacons and church leaders who happen to enjoy the freedom of clothes free living from time to time. In real life, the same is true. Who knew?
I read Who Knew not too long ago; I thought it was really good! More of a rambling series of short stories rather than a traditional narrative, but that’s ok. Felt like a true slice-of-life story, digging into a whole bunch of different perspectives.
I did read Who Knew it was very good it would have been really fun in real life ! So many neighbors into it
I liked very much! (Gostei muito!)
Wonderful! Interesting! Funny! Absolutely natural! (Maravilhoso! Interessante! Divertido! Absolutamente natural!) It's a fun, flowing read! (É uma leitura gostosa e que flui!)
— deromfi
Jimmy learns about his neighbors preferred way of living.
A short story geared toward young readers and adults as well.A good example of the benefits of getting to know your neighbors and community around you.The positive message of naturism is blended well into the story.The illustrations are a nice added touch to the story.Great job by Rowland and Ben Nijssen.
— gsh1