Belle Starr

Written by Carl R. Green and William R. Sanford

Part of the Outlaws and Lawmen of the Wild West series

A biography of the infamous outlaw Belle Starr, from her childhood to her death, and the myths surrounding her life.

48 pages· 6,274 words· Est. 49 min read-aloud· ~720L

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Bookroo's summary

Explore the life of Belle Starr, the infamous 'Bandit Queen' of the Wild West. Known for her daring escapades and as a refuge for outlaws, Belle's story blurs the line between legend and reality. Was she a cunning criminal mastermind or a misunderstood figure of her time? Delve into the myths and truths of her extraordinary life and decide for yourself.

From the publisher

One of the Wild West’s most famous female outlaws, Belle Starr is known as the “Bandit Queen of the West.” A sometime horse thief, Belle used her farmland as a hideaway for other outlaws. Authors Green and Sanford separate the fact from the fiction about Belle’s extraordinary life.

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