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Jim Stovall. Red Stevens was a self-made man who gave his family everything—and ruined them in the process. Now as his estate of oil companies and cattle ranches is divided among greedy and self-serving relatives, one member is singled out for something special: Red’s great-nephew Jason. Against this backdrop, we learn about twelve gifts, including the gift of work, the gift of gratitude, and the gift of friends. Not a religious story, but the principles are very true to life. 124 pages; paper; Executive Books.
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