Cowboy Up!: Life Lessons from the Lazy B

by Alan Day (Author), Lynn Wiese Sneyd (Author)

New
Paperback
2017
$13.42

In Cowboy Up, Alan Day shares thirty-five stories about his experiences ranching and cowboying on the 200,000 acre Lazy B cattle ranch in southeastern Arizona. Alan has had adventures that most people couldn't even conjure in their wildest imaginations. Not only are those adventures fun to read and live vicariously through, but they offer insights and lessons that anyone can apply to their life even if they may never sport a cowboy hat or boots or ride a horse.

Synopsis

In Cowboy Up, Alan Day shares thirty-five stories about his experiences ranching and cowboying on the 200,000 acre Lazy B cattle ranch in southeastern Arizona. Alan has had adventures that most people couldn't even conjure in their wildest imaginations. Not only are those adventures fun to read and live vicariously through, but they offer insights and lessons that anyone can apply to their life even if they may never sport a cowboy hat or boots or ride a horse.

$13.42

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 234
Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
Published: 23 Nov 2017
ISBN 10: 1683503988
ISBN 13: 9781683503989
Book Overview: Authors have over 2K Twitter followers each. Authors will also be pursuing local print, radio, and TV media appearances in TUCSON, AZ. They are also continuing to grow a platform online with social media, blogging, email newsletter, and a website.
Lynn's Twitter link: https://twitter.com/LWSLiterary
Alan's Twitter link: https://twitter.com/AlanDayAuthor
Alan's Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/pg/AlanDayAuthor/likes/?ref=page_internal

Author Bio

H. Alan Day was raised on and managed the 200,000-acre Lazy B ranch in southeastern Arizona. With his sister, Sandra Day O'Connor, he coauthored the New York Times bestselling Lazy B: Growing Up on a Cattle Ranch in the American Southwest. In his second award-winning memoir, The Horse Lover: A Cowboy's Quest to Save the Wild Mustangs, he tells the story about creating the first government-sponsored wild horse sanctuary and caring for and training 1500 wild mustangs. Lynn Wiese Sneyd owns LWS Literary Services and is a published author, ghostwriter, editor, and book publicist.