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Year of the Black Pony
by
Walt Morey
A boy growing up in the Oregon country in the early 1900's experiences the death of his father, the remarriage of his mother, and the ultimate attainment of a dream.
Paperback, 171 pages
Published
September 30th 2006
by Bethlehem Books
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I was intrigued by the story's set up, and found the characters likable enough. The "lost in the storm but my horse saves the day" plot point is a little overdone, and I raised my eyebrows at the illness and recovery. I know nothing about historical home remedies though so it may be an accurate portrayal of what would have been done back then.
I enjoyed it overall. Nothing fantastic, but it was a good afternoon read.
I enjoyed it overall. Nothing fantastic, but it was a good afternoon read.
I read it to Madelyn. She liked it so well we'll be reading Walt Morey books for awhile.
Good book for an elementary kid. Very dreamy.
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