Book Subjects: Fiction

Gallatin Canyon

Indian Horse

Saul Indian Horse Is In Trouble, And There Seems To Be Only One Way Out. As He Journeys His Way Back Through His Life As A Northern Ojibway, From The Horrors Of Residential School To His Triumphs On The Hockey Rink, He Must Question Everything He Knows. Richard Wagamese. Issued Also In Electronic Formats.

The Meadow

My Antonia

at The Age Of Ten, Cather Moved With Her Family From Virginia To A Nebraska Ranch Where She Grew Up Among The Immigrants From Europe That Were Homesteading On The Great Plains. My Antonia Is Cather’s Portrait Of A Remembered American Girlhood: Her Hardships And Difficulties As Well As Her Search For Happiness Are The …

The Sheep Queen

One Hundred Years of Solitude

Gabriel García Márquez ; Translated From The Spanish By Gregory Rabassa.

Trails Plowed Under: Stories of the Old West

Trails Plowed Under: Stories Of The Old West/ By Charles M. Russell; With Illustrations By The Author. Story Of The Cowpuncher — Gift Horse — Savage Santa Claus — Dunc Mcdonald — Trail Of The Reel Foot — Bullard’s Wolves — Injuns — Whiskey — When Pete Sets A Speed Mark — Bill’s Shelby Hotel …

Ismael. Roman.

Three Day Road

In this haunting debut novel, two young Cree Indians become infantry snipers in the trenches of World War I. Set in Canada and the battlefields of France and Belgium, Three-Day Road is a mesmerizing novel told through the eyes of Niska-a Canadian Oji-Cree woman living off the land who is the last of a line …

Where the Bluebird Sings to the Lemonade Springs: Living and Writing in the West (Modern Library Classics)

Nominated For A National Book Critics Circle Award, Where The Bluebird Sings To The Lemonade Springs Gathers Together Wallace Stegner’s Most Important And Memorable Writings On The American West: Its Landscapes, Diverse History, And Shifting Identity: Its Beauty, Fragility, And Power. With Subjects Ranging From The Writer’s Own Migrant Childhood To The Need To Protect …

Crime and Punishment

To Kill a Mockingbird (40th Anniversary)

The Explosion Of Racial Hate In An Alabama Town Is Viewed By A Little Girl Whose Father Defends A Black Man Accused Of Rape. Harper Lee.

Crossing to Safety (Modern Library Classics)

Wallace Stegner ; Introduction By Terry Tempest Williams ; Afterword By T.h. Watkins.

The Wolves of Currumpaw

The Glass Castle: A Memoir

Journalist Walls Grew Up With Parents Whose Ideals And Stubborn Nonconformity Were Their Curse And Their Salvation. Rex And Rose Mary And Their Four Children Lived Like Nomads, Moving Among Southwest Desert Towns, Camping In The Mountains. Rex Was A Charismatic, Brilliant Man Who, When Sober, Captured His Children’s Imagination, Teaching Them How To Embrace …

Prodigal Summer

All the King’s Men

Legends of the Fall

The Road Home

A Thousand Acres: A Novel

Blind Your Ponies

A Winless High School Basketball Team Is On The Rebound After Two Stars Move To Town And Inspire Coach Sam Pickett To Get Down To Business. By Stanley Gordon West.

A Brief History of Seven Killings

The Painter

A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius

Bless Me, Ultima

Little big man: A novel

Believe It Or Not, Jack Crabb Is 111 Years Old. He Is Also The Son Of Two Fathers, One White, The Other A Cheyenne Indian Chief Who Gave Him The Name Little Big Man. As A Cheyenne, Crabb Feasted On Dog, Loved Four Wives, And Saw His People Butchered By Horse-soldiers Commanded By Custer. As …

By the Shores of Silver Lake (Little House, 5)

celebrate Little House, Available Once Again With The Classic Garth Williams Artwork Gracing The Covers And Black–and–white Interiors. amie Rose Rotruck – Children’s Literature in The Fifth Little House Book, Newly Reissued, Wilder Continues The Chronicle Based On Her Own Life. After A Bout With Scarlet Fever Leaves The Ingalls Family In Debt And One …

Little Britches series

Travels with Charley: In Search of America

in 1960, At Age 58, John Steinbeck Set Out With His French Poodle, Charley, To Rediscover The Country He Had Been Writing About For So Many Years. Together They Crossed America From The Northernmost Tip Of Maine To California’s Monterey Peninsula, Stopping To Smell The Grass, To See The Lights, And To Hear The Speech …

Half Broke Horses: A True-Life Novel

A True-life Novel About Lily Casey Smith (the Author’s Grandmother) Who At Age Six Helped Her Father Break Horses, At Age Fifteen Left Home To Teach In A Frontier Town, And Later As A Wife And Mother Runs A Vast Ranch In Arizona Where She Survived Tornadoes, Droughts, Floods, The Great Depression, And The Most …