by Sanford Tousey ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A
Another of this author's typical ""little boy"" stories, this time with a dash of Indians and horses. A little Indian boy runs away from a Reservation in Kansas driven out by the cruelty of the Indian deputy. He takes refuge on a farm, where he is hidden by the farmer's son. The tow boys exchange friendly lessons in cowboy roping and Indian riding. Despite all these makings for a thriller, nothing much happens and the story falls short of being exciting. Third graders will be attracted by its subject and its pictures and by its easy-to-read type and format. They will read it but feel a bit let down.
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Publisher: Whitman
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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1943
Categories: CHILDREN'S
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