Soon afterward, he left Procter & Gamble to become partners with a former client, B/G Foods, Inc., and moved his family to California.' Moody's formal education was limited, but he had a lifelong interest in learning and self-education. At age 50, he enrolled in a writing class; this led to his first novel Little Britches, which led to a series covering his diverse boyhood and overcoming the rigors of growing up in the American West.
Soon afterward, he left Procter & Gamble to become partners with a former client, B/G Foods, Inc., and moved his family to California. Moody's formal education was limited, but he had a lifelong interest in learning and self-education. At age 50, he enrolled in a writing class that resulted in his first novel, Little Britches, which covered his diverse boyhood experiences and the challenges of growing up in the American West.