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Moss,
Miriam.
THE HORSE GIRL
London : Francis Lincoln,
2003.
IL K-3
ISBN 1845071492
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| Freya
loved horses and longed to have one of her own. But, the night she
was born, her father was killed while riding on a horse. Since then,
her mother will not allow any horses around. But Freya has an idea.
She decides to carve a horse for herself. And not just a small one
out of wood. Freya works all summer to carve a hourse on the hillside.
Can she possibly complete such a large task? |
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SUBJECTS:
Hill figures -- Fiction.
Horses -- Fiction. |
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