About the Author:
John R. Erickson, one of America's best-known working cowboys, wrote the foreword to The Cowboy at Work.
John R. Erickson and Gerald L. Holmes both live in Perryton, Texas.
John R. Erickson, one of America's best-known working cowboys, wrote the foreword to The Cowboy at Work.
From School Library Journal:
Grade 2-3-This new addition to the series will not disappoint Hank's fans. The dog's hilarious adventure begins when he chases puffs of cottonwood cotton, is trapped in a runaway truck, and has his life threatened by a bull, and ends with the dramatic rescue of a family of kittens from a storm. Hank shares his experiences in a folksy, conversational tone with Drover, a mutt who provides a forum to define and explain details of ranch life to readers. Children will appreciate the humor when the author adapts familiar words to enhance their meaning, e.g., humilification. The full-page, boldly colored illustrations add to the fun. A good choice for animal lovers who are not ready for Deborah and James Howe's Bunnicula (Atheneum, 1979) and Mary Christian's "Sebastian" books (Macmillan).
Kathleen A. Nester, Downingtown High Ninth Grade Center, PA
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