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Nature Stories Set of 7 Volumes including Black Fawn, Desert Dog, Haunt Fox, Lion Hound, A Nose for Trouble, Trailing for Trouble, and Wildlife Cameraman
Jim Kjelgaard
Paperback (AB Publishing, Inc., March 15, 2012)This set of seven has a strong conservation theme, and all of Jim Kjelgaard's first-hand understanding of animal nature and wilderness ways. Titles: - The Black Fawn - Desert Dog - Haunt Fox - Lion Hound - A Nose for Trouble - Trailing Trouble - Wildlife Cameraman
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Big Red
Jim Kjelgaard
Paperback (Yearling, March 1, 1992)From the moment Danny sees the beautiful Irish setter, he knows Red is the dog for him. Fast and smart, strong and noble, Red is the only dog Danny wants by his side. Soon, neither boy nor dog can stand to be apart. Together Danny and Red face many dangers in the harsh Wintapi wilderness that they call home. But the greatest test of their courage and friendship will come from an enemy more cunning than any they've known before--a bear who is the undisputed king of the wilderness, a savage killer called Old Majesty.
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Big Red: The Story of a Champion Irish Setter and a Trapper's Son Who Grew Up Together, Roaming the Wilderness by Jim Kjelgaard
Jim Kjelgaard
Paperback (Holiday House, March 15, 1800)None
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Two dogs and a horse
Jim Kjelgaard
Hardcover (Xerox Education Publications, July 5, 1964)x-lib,VG in DJ
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Tigre
Kjelgaard Jim
language (, Feb. 28, 2020)Once again, Jim Kjelgaard, the master teller of adventure tales, gives to the many admiring boys—and girls, too—who count him tops, a story of courage against difficult and very different odds, shown by a vital and real young hero. And, of course, there are many characterful assorted animals, both tame and wild, to add excitement and humor and gentleness to the action.Pepe, the youthful Mexican goatherd, had many battles to fight—against the ominous superstitions of Uncle Ruiz; in defense of his American friend, Sam; and hardest of all, against the killer tigre or jaguar which had taken the life of Pepe's father and threatened to destroy the family herd of goats, their very livelihood.In the Mexican wilds, Pepe found that a staunch friend and inherent courage may mean more than a costly rifle, even in meeting the vicious fury of a wounded tigre!
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Big Red;: The story of a champion Irish setter and a trapper's son who grew up together, roaming the wilderness
Jim Kjelgaard
Hardcover (Holiday House, March 15, 1956)Excellent ex-library Holiday House HARDCOVER, clean, tight & unmarked, dust jacket encased in protective mylar, promptly shipped w/USPS Delivery Confirmation.
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Lion hound
Jim Kjelgaard
Hardcover (Holiday House, March 15, 1955)A big, smart, and slaughterous mountain lion is a challenge for two experienced lion hunters, a boy much interested in hunting and dogs, and a pack of hounds including an experienced leader and an excellent young hound
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Rescue dog of the high pass
Jim Kjelgaard
(Dodd, Mead, July 6, 1958)None
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Double Challenge
Kjelgaard Jim
language (, March 5, 2020)Living in a wilderness paradise does not shield the teenager Ted Harkness from life's complexities. His father wants him to go to college, but Ted's inclinations lie elsewhere.
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RESCUE DOG of the HIGH PASS
Jim Kjelgaard
language (, Dec. 4, 2014)RESCUE DOG of the HIGH PASS(Picture Bonus) FREE FOR KINDLE UNLIMITED NOWJim Kjelgaard has long wanted to tell the story of the gallant dogs who have gone out with the monks of St. Bernard Hospice to rescue travelers lost in the deep snows of the Swiss mountain passes. Unable to find the facts, he decided to reconstruct the tale as he feels it might have been. The result is this very moving story of a simple mountain boy and his devoted dog.Plus : Bonus cute dog picture, 28 Dog Facts That Might Surprise You, Bio of Jim Kjelgaard
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Rescue Dog of the High Pass
Jim Kjelgaard
language (Reading Essentials, April 29, 2019)Jim Kjelgaard had long wanted to tell the story of the gallant dogs who went out with the monks of St. Bernard Hospice to rescue travelers lost in the deep snows of the Swiss mountain passes. Unable to find the facts, he decided to reconstruct the tale as he felt it might have been. The result is this very moving story of a simple mountain boy and his devoted dog.
