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Cowboy Earmuffs: 15 Cowboy Stories for Adults
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- ISBN978-1-310-45842-2
- EAN9781310458422
- Date de parution18/04/2014
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- ÉditeurJPCA
Résumé
COWBOY EARMUFFS: 15 COWBOY STORIES FOR ADULTS is a collection of 15 of Stan Paregien's best cowboy stories. They are "for adults" only in the sense that the stories are probably above the reading levels of most children under 12 years of age. Probably best for those at least age 13. These 15 stories are just a few of the stories which he has written and performed, starting in 1991. This eBook contains such storytelling jewels as "The Cajun Submarine, " "My Cowdog Named 'Sex', " "The Grey Ghost, " "The Christmas Spirit, " "What a Robin Taught Me, " "Reincarnation Blues, " "Cowgirl Smarts" and Stan's signature storie, "Cowboy Earmuffs."Stan Paregien is an award-winning writer who has told his stories at everything from elementary schools and Lions Clubs to large Western festivals.
His storytelling travels have taken him from Springdale, Arkansas to Santa Clarita, California and from Lubbock, Texas to Great Falls, Montana and many places in between. He performed almost every year for twenty years at the National Cowboy Symposium & Celebration in Lubbock, one of the largest Western festivals in the U. S.
His storytelling travels have taken him from Springdale, Arkansas to Santa Clarita, California and from Lubbock, Texas to Great Falls, Montana and many places in between. He performed almost every year for twenty years at the National Cowboy Symposium & Celebration in Lubbock, one of the largest Western festivals in the U. S.
