Marguerite Henry's Horseshoe Library: Sea Star/Stormy, Misty's Foal/Misty of Chincoteague/Boxed Set

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Summary: Misty of Chincoteague
Review: Hi, I would like to tell you about a book called Misty of Chincoteage. The aurther of this book is Marguertie Henrey. This
book has 173 pages. The book is illustrated by Wesley Dennis. The genre of this book is fiction because it's made-up.
The setting is Chincoteague island. THe time is through out the 1900's. Misty of Chincoteague is a wounderful book.It's about a boy and a girl named Paul and Mareen Beebe. There's a horse that they want so badley. The horses name is Phantom. Phantom has a baby named Misty. I don't want to give away the ending.
The three reasons why I liked it are the book had wonderful illustrations, good use of words,and it's appropriate for school. I would recomend this book to fourth grades through out adults. The reason is because it's easy to comprehand.
If you really like horses you should read Misty of Chincoteague. Bye!!

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Summary: Bring back the old covers!
Review: I like to read about horses and families and this was a real good book about both. When I was reading Misty of Chincoteague, I almost felt like I was on the island with Paul, Maureen and their Grandparents. I really would recommend this book to anyone who likes to read about horses and I liked how it ended.

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Summary: Wonderful horse classics!
Review: I read most of Margerite Henry's books as a child and loved them very much! I remember the amazement at realizing that Chincoteague and Assateague were real places! I have yet to get to Chincoteague for the pony roundup but I have visited many times over the years. I am buying these for the family library and hope my son grows to love them as I have. He is a little young now at age 3 but I plan to start reading them to him as he gets a little older!

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Summary: So good I read it twice!!
Review: Marguerite Henry's, Misty of Chincoeague was one of he greatest books I've ever read. In fact, it was so good that I read it twice! What I thought was great, wasnt Paul Beebe riding a bucking bronc, or the capture of the Phantom, but how the Grandma, Grandpa, Paul, Maureen (and Misty too), stuck together as a family. Margeurite Henry wrote the book with so much detail that when I read it, I felt that I was on the little island of Chincoteague during Pony Penning time.I loved this book so much that I would recommend to anyone.

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Summary: Misty of Chincoteague
Review: Misty is a timeless classic and a must read for all, young and old. Read all of Marguerite's books about the ponies...I now live on Chincoteague Island and love to see the ponies and read the book every year during the Pony Swim to my young children. It is very exciting to really see the ponies swim. Thank you Marguerite for bringing this wonderful story to all of us.

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Summary: Bring back the old covers!
Review: These were some of my favorite books when I was a child, but these glossy new covers just take me out of the moment! Bring back the beautiful watercolor covers by Wesley Dennis! No Marguerite Henry fan should settle for less.