Lorence Bjorklund Books

My pardner.

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Accompanied by a deceitful cowboy who teaches him some ingenious methods of survival, a twelve-year-old Texas boy drives his father's horses to Oklahoma in the 1930's.

American Words

By Mitford McLeod Mathews, Mitford M. Mathews, Mitford Mathews

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Presents the stories behind the origin and development of approximately two hundred significant American words and phrases.

Horse of Two Colors

By Lorence Bjorklund, Balch Glenn

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Ghost towns of the American West

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Old Sam, Dakota trotter

By Don Alonzo Taylor

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In 1882 ten-year-old Johnny and his family travel to the Dakota Territory and experience the frontier life of pioneers along with their special horse Sam.

Mavericks

By Jack Schaefer, Lorence Bjorklund

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Ghost Towns of the American West

By Lorence Bjorklund

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Indian Festivals

By Paul Showers, Lorence Bjorklund

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Indian Festivals

By Paul Showers, Lorence Bjorklund

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