Re: Favorite books

[Linda Schloegel <schloegell@HOME.COM>]

    This thread has certainly been a trip down memory lane - and I'm getting
a nifty list of books I've missed but shouldn't have!
    When I was little it was nearly impossible to convince me to read
anything but fairy tales or animal stories.  Anyone remember "Good-bye my
Lady" by Street?  How about "Smoky: a cowhorse"?  Wish I could remember the
name of the book about the horse who was the only U.S. survivor of Custer's
Last Stand.  I wonder why there are so few good cat stories?
    The fairy tales expanded into folklore and mythology, but Hans Christian
Andersen is still my favorite.

Keep smilin'
Linda

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