Grownups Are Strange
Narrated by Bill Harley
- Released
- December 16, 1999
- Length
- 50 mins
- Format
- Performance
- Publisher
- Round River Productions
This collection features humorous and true stories from Bill Harley about navigating childhood and the adult world, highlighting the fun and quirks of growing up. Harley performs tales such as "Grownups Are Strange" and the ghost story "Grandma vs. the Headless Man," often alongside a real family to add humor. Also included is "Happy Birthday Mrs. Nottingham!!!," inspired by Harley’s own third-grade teacher, capturing nostalgic yet amusing moments. Recognized by Billboard Magazine, Harley’s storytelling style is likened to a grown-up Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes.
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