James M. Gifford Books

Greenup County

By James M. Gifford

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Old Ben

By Jesse Stuart

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When young Shan befriends a bull black snake, his Kentucky mountain family decides that perhaps the only good snake isn't a dead snake after all.

A long row to hoe

By Billy C. Clark

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Kentucky Derby champion

By Mildred Mastin Pace

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Old Bones was never much to look at but throughout his amazing life he showed that he loved to run and possessed a gentle nature and a winning spirit.

The mooneyed hound

By Billy C. Clark

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A contest to find the best coon hound in Kentucky tests Jeb's belief in his half-blind dog Mooneye.

Useless dog

By Billy C. Clark

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Thirteen-year-old Caleb trades a small pig for an old, ugly, crippled dog that nobody wants and he and the dog soon become inseparable friends.

Kentucky Derby Champion

By Mildred Mastin Pace

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Jesse Stuart Immortal Kentuckian

By James M. Gifford And Erin R. Kazee

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Hidden heroes of the Big Sandy Valley

By James M. Gifford

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