The trials and triumphs of the two-time Louisiana governor and member of the Country Music Hall of Fame are told here with warmth.
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An easy-reading and understandable book. Great!!!,
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This review is from: You Are My Sunshine: The Jimmie Davis Story (Paperback)
I highly recommend this book to everyone, especially young teenagers who are getting ready to be adults. It is a light true picture of reality. This is a real education. This man, Jimmie Davis, surely knew how to cut hair when he tended a barber shop one day for a barber. He put a bowl on top of the customer's head and cut all around the bowl. Now that's nearly 100 years ago. This man will be one who has lived in 3 centuries. Get it!
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They lived two and one-half miles out of Beech Springs, a community in North Louisiana, in a three-room cabin that belonged to someone else. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jimmie Davis, New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Beech Springs, Jones Davis, New York, Louisiana College, United States, Henry Davis, Governor Davis, Chris Faser, Civil War, James Wilson, Alvern Davis, Fort Worth, Gene Autry, Holly Ridge, Red Bridges, White House New!
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They lived two and one-half miles out of Beech Springs, a community in North Louisiana, in a three-room cabin that belonged to someone else. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jimmie Davis, New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Beech Springs, Jones Davis, New York, Louisiana College, United States, Henry Davis, Governor Davis, Chris Faser, Civil War, James Wilson, Alvern Davis, Fort Worth, Gene Autry, Holly Ridge, Red Bridges, White House New!
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- Amazing Grace by Judith Davis on page 2, page 13, and page 140
- The Long Journey: Memories, Stories, Essays, Poems, from the Warrensburg Writers Circle by Robert C. Jones on page 8, and page 9
- In December by Gloria Davis on page 144
- Coming Home (Howard University Press Library of Contemporary Literature) by George Davis on page 86
- Amazing Grace (A Town Called Harmony, Book 9) by Deborah James on page 140
- Guitar Towns: A Journey to the Crossroads of Rock 'n' Roll by Randy McNult in Back Matter
- The Cajuns: A Novel by Gus Weill in Front Matter
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