Description
by Joan Oviatt
Topics: Mormon history, Mormon stories, true accounts, prophecy, testimony, humor, heroes, heroines, Santa Claus, Ku Klux Klan, Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, Parley P. Pratt, J. Golden Kimball, Emmeline Wells
Joan Oviatt has an amazing talent for telling historical tales in a tantalizing, interest-grabbing style that saves the identity of the main character to the very end. Readers everywhere loved Amazing But True Mormon Stories. Now she’s done it again! She’s dug deep and researched effectively, assembling more than fifty new Mormon stories about significant but little-known events and people in Mormon history in this fun, highly readable volume: More Amazing But True Mormon Stories.
She shares varies tales as:
Do Your Homework!
The Unpopular Girl
Santa Claus Versus the Ku Klux Klan
That Face
An Effective Speaker
Ephraim Humor
Lively Spirits
The Bear Lake Monsters
Monument to Dreams
The Unusual Speaker
Musical Identity
Hero for Peace
Super Star
The Mysterious Substance
Playing with Guns
A Wild West Tale
Reverse Psychology
A New Trend
Healing Stones
The Red Ghost
The Man Who Got Coal for Christmas
The Kid Who Drove Cars
Tale of the Dead Coyote
The Death Prophecy
Put Them Right
Half a World Away
The Cooperative Choir
A Modern Woman
The Runaway
Evicted From Their Town
The Gospel According to Gibson
Parley and the Bull Dog
Rebel with a Cause
The Promised Babe
Frontier M.D.
Emergency at the Virgin Ditch
The Big Mine
The Non-Mormon Who Saved Nauvoo
The Unloved Woman
Ghost in the Picture
Heavenly First Aid
The Naughty Boy
Maori Prophecy
Test of Brotherhood
Japanese Land
Taters and Testimony
Attack of the Dead Cat
Tale of the Buckskin Pants
Escape from Liberty
No Place to Lose a Cow
He Spoke with Humor and Persuasive Power
J. Golden and the Brass Band
He Couldn’t Be Broken
The Iceberg
The Cripple Who Wanted to Serve a Mission
Treat yourself and those around you to hours of reading enjoyment by delving into these lively tales preserved in More Amazing But True Mormon Stories.
6″ x 9″ paperback
172 pages
