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Walking Up a Rainbow
Theodore Taylor
Paperback (HarperTeen, Aug. 1, 1996)Orphaned at fourteen, Susan Carlisle is suddenlythe owner of her parents' beautiful Iowa home,two thousand sheep . . . and a huge debt that puts herat the mercy of a scoundrel determined to take it all the away. With barely a moment of hestation, Susan heads for California to sell the sheep, and paythe debt. Along the way she bravely faces thehardships and excitement of the western trail, and boldly ropes an American cowboy intoher scheme . . . and into her heart.
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Walking Up a Rainbow
Theodore Taylor
Hardcover (HMH Books for Young Readers, Nov. 30, 1994)Inheriting a flock of sheep and a huge debt when her parents die in the 1800s, fourteen-year-old Susan journeys west, hoping to sell the flock and capture the heart of the youngest drover who travels with her. Reissue.
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Walking Up a Rainbow
Theodore Taylor
Hardcover (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, Feb. 1, 1986)In 1852, a fourteen-year-old orphan and her elderly guardian, accompanied by a tough drover and his crew, take several thousand sheep from Iowa to California, returning by ship through the Panama Canal, to raise money to save the girl's home from a villainous debt collector.Susan Carlisle makes a harrowing journey from Iowa to California
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Walking Up A Rainbow
Theodore Taylor
Mass Market Paperback (Laurel Leaf, Dec. 1, 1987)None
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Walking up a rainbow: Being the true version of the long and hazardous journey of Susan D. Carlisle, Mrs. Myrtle Dessery, Drover Bert Pettit, and cowboy Clay Carmer and others
Theodore Taylor
Hardcover (Delacorte Press, March 15, 1986)None
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Walking Up a Rainbow
Theodore Taylor
Library Binding (Demco Media, Aug. 1, 1996)In 1852, a fourteen-year-old orphan and her elderly guardian, accompanied by a tough drover and his crew, take several thousand sheep from Iowa to California, returning by ship through the Panama Canal, to raise money to save the girl's home from a villainous debt collector.Inheriting a flock of sheep and a huge debt when her parents die in the 1850s, fourteen-year-old Susan journeys west, hoping to sell the flock
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