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#1 frisbeegirl

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Posted 25 August 2012 - 02:54 PM

Has anyone read this series?
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It appears that the later 2 are $8 on amazon. Away to me Moss however is $357.00.
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#2 frisbeegirl

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Posted 25 August 2012 - 04:01 PM

I am looking for a young lady. I think the books are a childrens series.

Wouldn't hurt for me to read them. :P
Robin

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Momma is buying me sheep!
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Posted 27 August 2012 - 01:47 PM

Dear Readers,

Betty competes at many NEBCA trials. Her books are available and she'd probably sign them. Donald McCaig

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Posted 27 August 2012 - 11:06 PM

I just bought /Look Back, Moss/ at the Vermont State Championship SDT in Quechee. Unfortunately everyone was rushing to leave because of a threatened thunderstorm, so I didn't get a chance to ask her to sign it. (But yeah, I was told she would've!)

It's in the style of the YA novels I grew up on, the ones that were written by mostly Depression- and WWII-babies: IOW, it portrays difficult issues which it doesn't fully resolve, but it does end on a note of hope. In the case of /Look Back, Moss/, one of the issues it raises is that of "rescue" and animal rights extremism. It's a sensitive, even-handed treatment of the issue.

I spent the evening reading it--by flashlight, in the Quechee State Park campground--and left the dishes to my poor SO. The camping dishes. And we were tenting. Muhahaha. IOW, it was very interesting!

BTW--I've ordered used books from Amazon before (current price for /Away to Me, Moss/: $4). Generally they're fine. You don't have to buy it new!

#5 frisbeegirl

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Posted 28 August 2012 - 09:06 AM

Thanks. I will check to see if she will be attending any trials in the area.

She is in Lincoln Mass, I am not that far from there.
Robin

Keeva (BC 1 year)Somebody left the gate open........Whoo Hoo!
Momma is buying me sheep!
Kate (Choc Lab 14 years) I wish that black & white dog would stop chewing up my bed.






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