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Blaze and the Indian Cave
C.W. Anderson
language (Aladdin, Sept. 25, 2012)Billy and Blaze head west—but when Blaze is kidnapped, Bill must track down Rattlesnake Joe in order to recover his beloved horse. Blaze and the Indian Cave is part of the classic Billy and Blaze series. Sensitive drawings and easy-to-read words capture the warmth and special understanding between a boy and his horse.
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Blaze & the Indian Cave
C W Anderson
Hardcover (MACMILLAN COMPANY, July 6, 1966)None
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Blaze and the Indian Cave
C.W. Anderson
Library Binding (Atheneum, March 1, 1971)Macmillan 1964, no other dates or printing history. Weekly Reader Book Club Edition. Cover has wear to all edges, light soiling, tiny dings, bumped corners. B&W illustrations by the author, one has "cowboy" stickers. This is a used book.
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Blaze and the Indian Cave
C. W. Anderson
Hardcover (Macmillan, Jan. 1, 1966)This is one of the wonderful Billy and Blaze books. A great story about a boy and his horse. Share this 1966 version with a child you love today.
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Blaze and the Indian Cave
C.W. Anderson
Hardcover (Macmillan Company, New York, July 6, 1964)Originally written in 1964 this book, Blaze and the Indian Cave, is #7 in a series of 11. Billy, having been shown an Indian cave by his friend Jim, decides to go explore. What he discovers are beautiful paintings created by the Indians many, many years ago. Spending the night in the cave with Blaze tied up outside, Billy sleeps well but is astonished to discover that Blaze has gone when he wakes up the following morning. Knowing that Blaze would not leave of his own will, Billy knows he has been stolen! How will he find him? A kind Indian tells Billy of a no-good Indian named Joe Rattlesnake who is probably the perpetrator. Together the two of them work together. Will they catch Joe Rattlesnake? ( Amazon customer)