Dorothy Nafus Morrison
Somebody’s Horse
Atheneum, New York, 1986, 231 pp.
Troll, pb, 1987
“Jenny's good care transforms a pathetic, sick, and abandoned horse into a splendid
jumper, but there remains
the question of who the real owner is.”
Whisper Goodbye
Atheneum, New York, 1985, 183 pp.
Troll Communications, 1987, pb.
“When Katie's small Oregon town is to be flooded and turned into a lake, she learns
she will not be able to take
her beloved horse to her new home.”
Whisper Again
Atheneum, New York, 1987, 198 pp.
Troll Communications, 1988, pb.
Stacey’s parents need to raise some money, so decide to rent out part of their ranch
to a children’s camp.
Stacey isn’t keen, but gradually changes her mind.
Dorothy Nafus Morrison writes for teenagers. She was born in Nashua, Iowa, and went to the University of Northern Iowa. She worked as a music teacher, and began her writing career in 1965.
Many thanks to Lisa Catz for the photographs.
Finding the books: all are easy and cheap to find in the USA. None were published in the UK.
Sources and links:
The University of Oregon holds some of her papers.
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