I'm sorry ... In case you haven't noticed I'm really not in the mood to be toyed with today ... I'll be glad to give anyone a time-out who really thinks that pressing me on pretty much ANY issue today is the way they want to go. Fair warning guys ...
+1 on Ann Myers....she was my English teacher my Jr. year in H.S.
I think one of her books is Red Dirt Jessie??
I think she used Anna Myers as her published name...sorry, never read any of her books.
I think one of her books is Red Dirt Jessie??
I think she used Anna Myers as her published name...sorry, never read any of her books.
The broken arrow boy, I think thats the title? It's about a boy scout who falls on an arrow and his struggle to get better.
One of my favorites.
Glome's Valley ... set around the Heavener runestone and written by an Oklahoma author (my wife!)
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=glome's+valley
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=glome's+valley
I don't know how short they are, but Angie Debo wrote a lot about Oklahoma history and American Indian history. She made a lot of enemies among the big names in the early days of statehood, because she told the unvarnished tales and named the names...
Might not light a fire for a young adult male but here are books my wife's cousin has written:
http://karenschreck.com/blog/books/
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http://karenschreck.com/blog/books/
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Oh WOW ... very cool!!
Thanks guys, lots of great suggestions. He went with "Where the Red Fern Grows", mostly due to the time crunch he put himself in.
He's seen the movie, should help fill in the blanks of speed reading the book.
He's seen the movie, should help fill in the blanks of speed reading the book.
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