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A portrait defines the man and the times he helped shape, drawing from popular narrative, the public record, and scraps of documentation from Boone's own hand.

Uses rhyme to enumerate and describe natural objects seen while walking through the woods.

Mo is not only Annie's best friend, he is the one who helps her cope with the loss of her older sister, so when he learns he must leave Kentucky and return to Jordan with his family, Annie suggests a shocking alternative.

"Discusses the life of Daniel Boone, the scout, hunter, and frontier hero, who created the Wilderness Road to open up Kentucky to settlement and became a legend in American history"--Provided by publisher.

Presents an illustrated biography of frontiersman Daniel Boone describing his life and adventures. Includes a timeline and over 200 pen-and-ink drawings.

Traces a year in the life of Kentucky's Greenup County Musketeers, following the nineteen-member cheerleading squad from the 1997 meet in Orlando, Florida in which they became national champions, through their loss at the next year's competition.

"Bad blood between the Hatfield and McCoy families spiraled into the most infamous feud in American folklore. Their animosity simmered for over forty years and often flared into murderous violence. It led to over a dozen deaths, the destruction of property, orphaned children, and childless parents. Although it is estimated that there were only around thirty combatants on each side, this legendary vendetta cast a dark stain across the whole of Appalachia"--Provided by OCLC.

A veterinarian presents practical advice on equine diseases, lameness, breeding and foaling, and care and management, sharing true stories about his encounters with horses, owners, trainers, and breeders.