Stan Paregien Sr: 14 books

Stan Paregien's Oklahoma Almanac of Facts & Humor: Part 1 - Achille to Nowata contains a boatload of historical information about the state of Oklahoma and its people. It contains so much information--facts, photos, prominent people and humorous stories--that it had to be divided into two parts....

Stan Paregien's Oklahoma Almanac of Facts & Humor: Part 2 - Okarche to Zafra contains lots of historical information about the state of Oklahoma and its people. It contains so much information--facts, photos, prominent people and humorous stories--that it had to be divided into two parts. So this...

Stan Paregien's latest eBook," Manatee County, Florida: Facts, Folks and Photos " is a literary tossed salad. It is an intriguing combination with one part travel guide for the beaches and other attractions in Manatee County, one part who's who of today's leaders and yesterday's heroes and...

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...

THE CAJUN COWDOG:15 COWBOYS 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. These 15 stories are just a few of the stories which...

Stan Paregien Sr has been writing and performing his original cowboy poetry all over the West for over twenty years. This Ebook has 100 of his best poems, material that will sometimes make you laugh, sometimes make you cry and always make you think. There are also 30 photos of folks and friends...

This Ebook tells about the life and rodeo career of the legendary Oklahoma cowboy Jim Shoulders. He was born in Tulsa but lived most of his adult life in tiny Henryetta, Oklahoma. Shouders was tough as a boot, mentally and physically, until the day he died. That is how he managed to win an astounding...

This Ebook is Version 2.0 of a book of Stan Paregien's which was originally published in hardback in 1970. It grew out of his research, writing, sermons and life's experiences during his years as the preaching minister of the University Church of Christ in Las Cruces, NM and as the Associate Minister...

A RAINY DAY READER contains 100 poems by Stan Paregien. The poems range from the serious to the hillariously funny, from those with an academic bent to those with little redeeming social value (except for a smile or two). Great for that rainy day read. Poems include "N. Scott Momaday: A Literary...

Though a school teacher by profession and proud of it, Clara Luper courageously began early in her career a life-long battle against racism. She made local and national news in 1958 when she organized a small group of teenagers (including her own children) and led them in a sit-in an Oklahoma City...

Guy W. Logsdon grew up in Ada, OK. He graduated from Ada High School, from East Central State University, and worked in two of the family businesses in Ada ( a furniture store and a Western wear store) before becoming the owner of the former Stall Photography Studio. He went on to earn a doctorate,...

This ebook is a carefully researched study of the life, music and myth of famed singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie.Many think of Guthrie as the father of modern folk music, but he was also a talented novelist and artist. In a easy-to-read style, the author shows why 100 years after Guthrie's birth, his music is more popular than ever while his morals and politics remain controversial.

The Austin Chronicles, Book 1: Boggy Depot Shootout is the first in a series of novels about the Austin family (Approximately 187 pages and 71,340 words). Long-time residents of Tennessee, the Austins had to cope with the unique challenges of living in the wild West just after the end of America's...

The Austin Chronicles, Book 2: The Abilene Trail (Approximately 185 pages and 73,880 words) is the second in a series of novels about the Austin family and how they coped with the unique challenges of living in the West just after the end of America's Civil War in 1865. The main characters in this...