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Green Grass of Wyoming
Mary O'Hara
Paperback (HarperCollins, June 1, 1988)No longer an adolescent, Ken McLaughlin falls in love with a girl who shares his passionate affection for horses
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Texas Granite: Story of a World War II Hero
Mary Hartman
Paperback (Hendrick Long Pub Co, Jan. 1, 1997)Traces the life of the All-American football player Jack Lummus who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions as a Marine storming Iwo Jima in World War II
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Green Grass of Wyoming 1
Mary O'hara
Hardcover (HarperCollins Publishers, April 1, 1968)As well as Ken's battle against the odds to achieve his dream, 'Green Grass of Wyoming' shows a boy's growth into maturity, taking his first steps in love. This classic story is aimed at the 9+ age group.
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Green Grass of Wyoming
Mary O'Hara
Mass Market Paperback (Dell, Jan. 1, 1971)None
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Thunderhead
Mary O'Hara
Paperback (Dell Pub Co, Jan. 1, 1967)A follow-up to the childhood classic My Friend Flicka. "That rare achievement, a sequel to a great and richly deserved success that in no way falls short of its distinguished predecessor . . . a fine and singing story."--New York Times
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Thunderhead
Mary O'Hara
Paperback (Mammoth, March 15, 1991)None
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My friend Flicka
Mary O'Hara
Hardcover (Lippincott, Aug. 16, 1941)Hardback book with dust jacket
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Thunderhead
Mary O'Hara
Mass Market Paperback (Dell, March 15, 1971)None
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Victorian murderesses: A true history of thirteen respectable French and English women accused of unspeakable crimes
Mary Hartman
Hardcover (Schocken Books, March 15, 1976)1976 edition. Gold cloth cover has black lettering on spine. Jacket has B/W lettering on red background with gold border. 7 frontispieces are vintage portraits of the ladies.
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My Friend Flicka
Mary O'Hara
Hardcover (Egmont Books Ltd, Aug. 16, 1807)None
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Green Grass of Wyoming
Mary O'Hara
Hardcover (J B Lippincott Co., March 15, 1946)This Peoples Book Club edition has some terrific color endpapers by Paul Laune, and a double page color illustration for the title pages. This is the final novel of the My Friend Flicka trilogy. In this story, Thunderhead, Ken's wild white stallion, has escaped his remote mountain valley and is stealing mares from the Wyoming ranchers. In his band of stolen mares is Crown Jewel, a valuable racing filly. Ken's search for Thunderhead and Crown Jewel takes him through three states. And, for the first time in his life, Ken finds a challenge to his loyalty and fierce affection for his horses. Crown Jewel belongs to young Carey Marsh. With the fates of their horses bound together, it is natural that she and Ken should see a great deal of each other. Before he realizes it, Ken McLaughlin loses his heart to Crown Jewel's captivating mistress.
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My Friend Flicka, Thunderhead
Mary O'Hara
Hardcover (Eyre & Spottiswoode, Aug. 16, 1949)My Friend Flicka