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Saddle Up!, by Charles E. Ball - The Farm Journal book of western horsemanship. The author is a 4-H Horse Club leader, and has put into this book all the advice and direction he gives his own two children and all the other 4-H youngsters he’s guided to trophies, glory, and fun at horse shows ail over Texas.
Decorating Ideas for Every Room in Your Home, compiled by Woman’s World Library Profusely illustrated and referenced to buying sources. The L-Shaped Room, by Lynne Reid Banks - English critics greeted this first novel as the work of a mature, honest, and extravagantly gifted writer. Like a number of other young English novelists and playwrights, Lynne Reid Banks is concerned with the angers, the frustrations, the sparks that fly when an individual is out of step with society. Unlike others, though, she gives us a protagonist without an ounce of self-pity; one who can cope. The LShaped Room, her first novel, was the basis for the highly successful motion picture of the same name. The Vinces of Yarrabee, by Dorothy Eden - Set in Australia, this is the story of Yarrabee, the site of one of the first vineyards in Australia, circa 1827-1864, and of Gilbert Massingham, who wrested
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