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A classic tale of the American plains and one boy's belief in a horse from Mary O'Hara. Ken was entranced to watch Flicka - the speed of her, the power, the wildness - she led the band. Ken loves riding on the ranch in Wyoming. All he wants is a colt of his very own. Horses are the family's livelihood, and Dad can't afford to waste a valuable animal on a dreamer like Ken. Will Ken ever get to own the horse of his dreams? A much-loved classic and firm favourite with horse lovers for over sixty years, My Friend Flicka belongs ...
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A classic tale of the American plains and one boy's belief in a horse from Mary O'Hara. Ken was entranced to watch Flicka - the speed of her, the power, the wildness - she led the band. Ken loves riding on the ranch in Wyoming. All he wants is a colt of his very own. Horses are the family's livelihood, and Dad can't afford to waste a valuable animal on a dreamer like Ken. Will Ken ever get to own the horse of his dreams? A much-loved classic and firm favourite with horse lovers for over sixty years, My Friend Flicka belongs alongside National Velvet and Black Beauty as one of the classic horse books.
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Seller's Description:
First Edition. No DJ. A Story Press Book. No additional printing indicated on copy right page. Unmarked clean pages. Red cloth boards with embossed horse. A few small light white marks to cloth boards. Former owner's name written on front fly.
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Fine in Very Good jacket. Book. Not Signed Lippincott, 1941. New York Hard Cover. Book Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good-minus. First Edition; 24th printing. Red boards have just a bit of soil around top edge-barely noticeable. Just a slight haze of toning to endpapers and minor soiling to top and bottom text block. Book is tight and binding is strong. Corners are square with no hint of spine lean. Interior is tight and clean except for a previous owners signature and date. DJ has minor chips to spine edges and the spine is completely faded. Tiny chip to front bottom corner. Protected in mylar. Old price is not clipped (1.69! ).
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Fine in Very Good jacket. First edition. A faint pencil name on the front fly, fine in an attractive, very good dustwrapper with small nicks and tears at the extremities, and very slight loss at the crown. The author's first book. Basis for the eponymous 1943 film directed by Harold D. Schuster, and featuring Roddy McDowall and Preston Foster. The first edition is exceptionally uncommon in jacket.