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30 Days of Creativity: Day 24–Green
The Adventures of Katnip: 44
“Time for some thrilling heroics,” John Riley said.
On occasion, he sounded like he was quoting somebody.
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Alas, all the lead horses from my childhood were melted down for fishing weights when my youngest brother was born and the world discovered lead was toxic.
I loved that book!
When I was moving out to Wyoming, I was all excited to see a sign posted someplace about some event to be held during green grass (or something like that).
Lisa, have you also read Thunderhead, that came after My Friend Flicka and before this one? I grew up with these three books and reread them periodically, but I absolutely love this one.
My sister has the copy we grew up reading, because it’s an even bigger favorite for her–and she’s the horse girl–but a friend who worked at a collectible bookseller (since closed) helped me find old hardcover editions of them all.
Alas, all the lead horses from my childhood were melted down for fishing weights when my youngest brother was born and the world discovered lead was toxic.
My horses are plastic. Probably also toxic, but at least no kids are being harmed by the playing of these toys.
GASP! This entry is so Cobby!
I knew you’d appreciate it. Sometimes that hat makes him a little crazy.
I loved that book!
When I was moving out to Wyoming, I was all excited to see a sign posted someplace about some event to be held during green grass (or something like that).
Lisa, have you also read Thunderhead, that came after My Friend Flicka and before this one? I grew up with these three books and reread them periodically, but I absolutely love this one.
My sister has the copy we grew up reading, because it’s an even bigger favorite for her–and she’s the horse girl–but a friend who worked at a collectible bookseller (since closed) helped me find old hardcover editions of them all.
Yep; I read all three, too. I should read them again. Too bad my TBR pile is so high.
I know that feeling.