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Marguerite Henry

Marguerite Henry

Marguerite Henry

Marguerite Henry is the beloved author of such classic horse stories as King of the Wind, Misty of Chincoteague, and Stormy: Misty's Foal, all of which are available in Aladdin paperback editions.

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Misty of Chincoteague will be released on October 07, 2008 in Compact Disk
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Misty of Chincoteague is now available in Compact Disk
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Marguerite Henry Treasury of Horses (Boxed Set) will be released on August 28, 2007 in Trade Paperback
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Marguerite Henry Treasury of Horses (Boxed Set) is now available in Trade Paperback
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Phoenix Public Library book program ties in state's centennial
AZCentral.com, January 9, 2012
...602-262-4636 or visit phoenixpubliclibrary.org. Suggested children's books to celebrate Arizona "Brighty of the Grand Canyon" by Marguerite Henry. "Clarence and the Great Surprise" by Jean Ekman Adams. "Weedflower" by Cynthia Kadohata. "Roxaboxen" by...
Who Loves Horse Games, Will Love These Great Classical Horse Books As Well Posted By: Marina Janakievska
ArticleSnatch.com, November 15, 2011
...will develop into your much loved, besides the horse games. Misty of Chincoteague is a book made by Marguerite Henry. The narration of the book is sited on Assateague Island where a gang of natural ponies lives for lots of, lots of years. They are all...
Three lovely timeless horse books
ArticlesBase, November 9, 2011
...grow to be your beloved, besides the horse games."Misty of Chincoteague" is a book written down by Marguerite Henry.� The process of the book is positioned on Assateague Island where a crew of uncultivated ponies lives for numerous, numerous years.�...
Cool nonfiction will dazzle kids
Lehigh Valley Express-Times, November 1, 2011
...Barbara Brandt Choices this week: ?The Scarlet Stockings Spy? by Trinka Noble; ?Brighty of the Grand Canyon? by Marguerite Henry; ?The Erie Canal Pirates? by Eric Kimmel Books to buy The following books are available at favorite bookstores. Nationally...
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Minneapolis Star Tribune, September 4, 2011
...+ add a comment add a comment Marguerite Henry and Wesley Dennis, author and illustrator of "Misty of Chincoteague" My sixth-grade teacher, back in Duluth, gave us a great homework assignment one year: Pick a book we loved...
Reading Opens Doors to Travel
Princeton Packet Online, July 25, 2011
...National Wildlife Refuge for more than 100 years. One wild pony in particular became well known after author Marguerite Henry wrote the children’s book Misty of Chincoteague in 1947 at Miss Molly’s Inn there. Just up the street at the Island Roxy...
'One World, Many Stories': AACPL Summer Reading Program
Crofton Patch, June 14, 2011
...Michael Tunnell City of Ember by Jeanne Duprau Homework Machine by Dan Gutman King of the Wind by Marguerite Henry Matilda by Roald Dahl The Mysterious Matter of I.M. Fine by Diane Stanley One Crazy Summer by Rita Williams-Garcia ...
On My Nightstand: Children’s Editor Julie Romeis
Chronicle Books Blog, September 29, 2011
...BLACK STALLION by Walter Farley As a devoted horse-girl when I was young, KING OF THE WIND by Marguerite Henry was one of my favorites. But somehow I missed reading the most beloved horse-story of all time, THE BLACK STALLION. I found this old copy at a...
For the Love of Books
Out of My Alleged Mind, September 12, 2011
...loved, I couldn’t rest until I’d read every title in the collection. I read all of Marguerite Henry’s horse stories, often using a flashlight under my covers late at night. I remember feeling at a loss when I finished the works of a beloved author...
"There is no frigate like a book..."
Jungle Red Writers, August 7, 2011
...Anything by Andre Norton. Are we beginning to see a trend here? Oh, and horsey books. Everything by Marguerite Henry, and I LOVED the Black Stallion books. There were book I didn't read until I was grown up that I would have loved; The Secret Garden....
My list of 15 children’s books everyone should read
Erastes, August 6, 2011
...her. I wanted to live on my own and go on adventures. 15. King of the Wind by Marguerite Henry. Better known for her book Misty of Chincoteague, I read that one and then found this (I had hundreds of horse books, could do a list purely on those...
6 questions we always ask: Rebecca Fjelland Davis, author
Minnesota Reads, July 19, 2011
...Little House in the Big Woods , Laura Ingalls Wilder. First favorite book I read: Misty of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry (which brings up another crush: on Misty the pony, of course). Let’s say Fahrenheit 451 comes to life, which book would you...
There are books I remember… (TSS)
an unfinished person (in this unfinished universe), June 12, 2011
...Astrid Lingren Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh by Robert C. O’Brien Misty of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry 1979-1989: The Lord of The Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien Tex by S.E. Hinton 1984 by George Orwell A Separate Peace by John Knowles Lord...
Fifty Ways to Keep Your Kids Reading All Summer
mothering, May 19, 2011
...books over dinner, the way grownups do. You may find out that your kid is in love with Marguerite Henry books or biographies, and you might never have known it because they were busy doing the required reading for school. 34. Don't get sucked into...