Nancy Wright Grossman
The Judge is Seeing Double
Tom Doherty Associates, New York, 1989
The Only Boy in the Ring
Tom Doherty Associates, New York, 1989.
A Leg Up for Lucinda
Tom Doherty Associates, New York, 1989, 57 pp.
The Dutch Mill Stable starts a branch of Pegasus, a riding program for disabled children.
Lucinda has always
longed to ride, and with the help of the other children at the
stables, and the horses Georgetown and Easy-
she might just be able to get
some confidence.
Nancy Wright Grossman, an amateur historian who wrote The Placenames of Portsmouth,
a guide to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, has written a four book series about Dutch
Mill Stables. All of the books I think are aimed at the younger reader, being relatively
short reads. The series is described thus in the blurb: “Kids who love horses:
rich kids, poor kids, good kids, spoiled kids, girls, boys -
Finding the books: all the books in the series are easy to find. None were published in the UK.
Links and sources:
I wish I could find some: she is an author about whom little seems to have been published! If you know of anything, or can provide any information, please contact me.
Bibliography -
Dutch Mill Stable Series
A Leg Up for Lucinda
The Only Boy in the Ring
The Judge is Seeing Double
If Wishes Were Horses
If Wishes Were Horses
Tom Doherty Associates, New York, 1988, 55 pp.
