Hal Borland

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1) High, wide, and lonesome

Author

Pub. Date

1984, c1956

2) Our natural world: the land and wildlife of America as seen and described by writers since the country's discovery

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3) Borland country

Author

Pub. Date

1971

4) The seventh winter

Author

Pub. Date

1960 [c1959]

5) The amulet

Author

Pub. Date

c[1957]

6) Sundial of the seasons

Author

Pub. Date

[1964]

7) Hill country harvest

Author

Pub. Date

[1967]

Description

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Hill country Harvest should provide a relief from tension. Reading is like taking a walk through the woods.

8) Seasons

Author

Pub. Date

[1973]

9) King of Squaw Mountain

Author

Pub. Date

[1964]

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Wapiti Pete, and American elk, becomes a leader and a legend in the Wind River country of Wyoming as he struggles for survival against natural dangers and against his worst enemy, a sheepherder who nurses a grudge against all elk and Pete in particular.

10) Homeland: a report from the country

Author

Pub. Date

[1969]

11) The youngest shepherd: a tale of the Nativity

Author

Pub. Date

[1962]

Description

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A group of shepherds travel to Bethlehem

12) An American year: country life and landscapes through the seasons

Author

Pub. Date

[1946]

13) Countryman: a summary of belief

Author

Pub. Date

[1965]

14) The enduring pattern

Author

Pub. Date

1959

15) The history of wildlife in America

Author

Pub. Date

1988.

16) This world of wonder

Author

Pub. Date

c1973

Description

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Describes nature's annual cycle month by month--colored leaves, ice and snow, hibernation, and sprouting seeds.

17) Hal Borland's Book of days

Author

Pub. Date

1976

18) America is Americans

Author

Pub. Date

[1942]

19) Valor: the story of a dog

Author

Pub. Date

[1934]

20) A countryman's flowers

Author

Pub. Date

1981