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Bottling Tennessee: A Davy Crockett Tall Tale

By: Haley Whitehall
Narrated by: J. Scott Bennett
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After the Indian Bill passes forcing Native Americans onto Indian Reservations, Davy Crockett leaves Congress determined to help them. Along the way, he tames a black bear he names Death Hug. He bottles Tennessee air, soil, and water, and together they take the long journey to visit his Native American friends. With a little help from Death Hug, Davy transforms the desert into a lush land so the Native Americans can resume their traditional way of life.

Bottling Tennessee is suitable for listeners six to 106. Everyone can enjoy a good tall tale!

©2013 Haley Whitehall (P)2016 Haley Whitehall
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Perfect mix and enjoyable start to my unexpected work day.


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Tall tales. History. Morning commute.

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My rating: 4.5 stars
Audiobook narrator J. Scott Bennett rating: 5 stars

This was a really fun short story about Davy Crockett as he transforms from Congressman back to frontiersman. While it is a tall tale, there is likely some truth to the history being that Crockett was a congressman and eventually left congress due to his disagreement of the Indian Removal Act.

I like how these folk heroes have become legendary and eventually have grown to larger-than-life type stories (tall tales). It makes for a good read and can teach some morals and lessons along the way.

This tale is the perfect length and I agree with the age limits of 6 to 106. I am going to see what my eight-year-old son thinks about it. Though, I feel like l may need to give him a little history on Davy Crockett first. I like how the end of the recording has an author’s note and mentions some Davy Crockett movies like King of the Wild Frontier. I wish my library or Amazon Prime would have some of these movies so I can show them to my son!

I really enjoyed the narration of this book. He did a great job of changing his voice for different characters, including the bear!

I hope this author write more Davy Crockett stories (or similar tall tales of past folk heroes)!

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

A fun tall tale!

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This was a really short tall tale that's great for any age. With it only being 29 minutes long it's perfect for a bedtime story or that short car trip. It's a fun story about Davy Crockett trying to make life better for his Native friends. The narrator does a fantastic job and really was fun to listen to.

—I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Lots of Fun!

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I enjoyed this short story, and my favorite narrator's rendition of it.
Great imaginative story.

Enjoyable tale

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Like the author I grew up watching the Davy Crockett movies, had a coon skin cap, and the rifle from disney Frontierland. The author has done a great job creating and adding his own talk tale to the legend. Loved it. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher

A great addition to the Tall tales

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