Books with title Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash is a legend, known for his edgy, no-frills style, and is the only person ever to be inducted into three halls of fame (Country Music, Rock and Roll, and Songwriters). His unique voice and his rebel spirit have influenced numerous musicians, from Bob Dylan to Nine Inch Nails. Anee E. Neimark's richly detailed biography traces his life from his boyhood in Arkansas to his addiction to drugs as an adult and finally to redeption and success as one of the most legendary musicians of our time. This is one of the titles in Up Close, a riveting, all-access biography series that celebrates the leaders, artists, and legends of twentieth-century America—and the impact they had on the world. * "Will foster readers' appreciation of the singer-songwriter's fierce individualism and his outlaw spirit." —Booklist, starred review "This biography reads like an adventure story, and the action moves swiftly and captures readers' interest. . . What the author eloquently conveys, though, is her subject's ability to remain true to his faith and spirit and to harness his pain into songwriting and music." —School Library Journal

This is a love story about a young boy with white hair and blue eyes. Born three months early and weighing only a pound and a half, to a young couple in the Mid-West. The story follows Johnny's life, from the struggles to walk and talk, through his fight to be accepted in a community where he doesn't understand the culture, to his consent battle against Evil. Armed only with the love and values,of his parents, friends and his God, he endeavors to survive to adulthood.

Johnny never thought he could cheat on his girlfriend . . . especially with her worst enemy! See if he does in Johnny, the third in the Brothers trilogy.Some summer this is for Johnny. He's stuck at a beach resort with his younger brothers, four hours away from his girlfriend, Jane. And worse, his new lifeguard partner is Kylie, his girlfriend's total enemy back home. The two of them hate each other's guts. The thing is, though, Johnny doesn't exactly dislike Kylie. He sort of likes her. A lot.