Harold Keith Books

Harold Keith's deep affection for Oklahoma permeates his literary works, with the state serving as a frequent and beloved backdrop. His narratives often delve into the rich history and unique landscape of his home, bringing the region to life for readers. Through his distinctive storytelling, he captured the spirit of his surroundings, crafting tales that resonate with a profound sense of place. His writing invites exploration into the heart of Oklahoma's past and present.

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The True Story of Coach Jim Keith
320 pages
12 hours of reading
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Set against the backdrop of Oklahoma's unique six-player girls' basketball, the narrative explores the evolution of women's sports and the challenges faced in gaining respect. It centers on a man reluctantly coaching a girls' team, who discovers their fierce competitiveness and dedication to the game. His unexpected passion for coaching girls transforms his perspective, leading him to prefer it over coaching boys. This inspiring story highlights the journey of girls' basketball and its fight for recognition, serving as the inspiration for the film "Believe in Me."
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This full-length junior novel should hold a place with the best Civil War fiction for young people. The fighting takes place in the West. . . . A young farm boy joins the Union forces, becomes a scout . . . There is suspense in the telling and many a colorful character.--The Horn Book.

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