Fred Gipson
Born: 01-01-1908
Fred Gipson was an American author renowned for his compelling stories set in the American frontier. Born in 1908 in Texas, Gipson is best known for his classic children's novel "Old Yeller," which captures the rugged spirit of rural life. His works often reflect his deep connection to the land and his experiences growing up in the Texas Hill Country. Gipson's storytelling continues to resonate with readers of all ages.
Book summaries for books written by Fred Gipson
Quotes
You can't get the water to clear up until you get the pigs out of the creek.
A man can't shoot good when he's worried.
Well, I reckon if he's good enough to fool me, he's good enough to fool a wolf.
A good dog is worth a lot, and I've got one.
It wasn't because he didn't love us, it was just because he was Old Yeller, and he would never be content to be a pet.
He wasn't the kind of dog you could tie up and keep in the yard.
For a boy who's lost his father, there's not a lot that means more than a dad who's willing to take the time.
It's like I said, a good dog is worth a lot, and I've got one.
It's not the worst thing that can happen to a man to be loved by something like a dog.
The only thing that can spoil a day is people and their ways.
It's a good feeling to be a man and know that your life is in your hands.
Hunting's a good pastime for any boy.