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On our 2025 schedule #SUNDAYBUDDYREAD
In case you want to pick it up now
Under a Painted Sky https://a.co/d/2xLje7l
Watching “Organ Trail,” a horror Western movie, with Miss Dolly Cat in our messy playroom. #Scarathlon #bloody #horrormovies #5points #TeamWhoYaGonnaCall
This was a wonderful historical fiction, set in the 1853 on the Oregon trail Naomi a recent young widow travels with her family to California to start a new life. John who is part Pawnee and part white called a two foot is a mule handler and decides to take this trip and the adventure begins. If anyone like 1883 the prequel to Yellowstone you would like this book. Also some of the characters are based on true people.I will read this author again
I really like this book. It took me a few chapters though to become invested. I‘m really glad I didn‘t abandon the book after two chapters.
It‘s been a harrowing and treacherous journey for these 3, but they‘ve been able to safeguard their treasure and make it home. A satisfying epilogue ends the story.
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Francis and his two rescue children were beset by thieves who took their horses, food and water. Still trying to reach the Oregon Trail, they stumble upon good fortune…
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I started the Frances Tucket series today. Book 1: In 1848, while on a wagon train headed for Oregon, fourteen-year-old Francis Tucket is kidnapped by Pawnee Indians and then falls in with a one-armed trapper who teaches him how to live in the wild. Book 2: Frances heads out on his own when he realizes he‘s no longer a boy but a man.
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This book was amazing! Set on the Oregon trail it tells the story of a family and band of settlers traveling to the west to make a better life for themselves. It tells the tale of love, loss, hard work, determination, mistakes, and perseverance. Like all good books the heartbreaks and losses are followed by a happy ending.
Apples to Oregon.... was written by Deborah Hopkinson. This book highlights the adventure of a family that moves from Iowa to Oregon to plant an apple orchard.