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Jane Badger Books
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Agnes V Ranney

Flash of Phantom Canyon

Criterion, New York, 1963, 160 pp

Scholastic, pb, 1963, 149 pp (right), illus Mike Strauss

Ein Pferd fűr Gabriel, Arena Verlag Wűrzburg

 

Gabriel is half Nez Percé and half white.  He doesn’t know who his parents were, or what happened to them.  The
story is about Gabriel’s discovery of who he is, and how he chooses to live his life.  Through his love and care
of the wild horse, Flash, Gabriel realises his choice is between right and wrong.

Agnes V Ranney as far as I am aware has written just the one book, a coming of age story about a half Nez Percé boy, living in Idaho during the troubled times when settlers were moving into the North West.  

 

Finding the book:  both hardback and paperback editions are easy to find, and usually very reasonably priced.  The book was not published in the UK.

 

Links and sources:

Terri A. Wear:  Horse Stories, an Annotated Bibilography, Scarecrow Press, 1987

 

Bibliography - horse books only

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