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Forest Folk [Hardcover]

Mary; Buff, Conrad Buff (Author)

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Publication Date: 1967

As in "Dash and Dart", the classic story of twin fawns, simple rhythmic sentences convey the mood and movement and beauty of forest life through the season. Dash i now a handsome three-year-old Buck, and has become the rival of Old Horn, who still reigns as king of the forest. the two bucks have fought many battles, and always the younger one has been defeated: only at the time of year when all the bucks have shed their antlers are Dash and Old Horn at peace with each other. but winter passes and spring brings a surge of new life--and Dash wins his place as leader of the herd. "As he struts through the tall grasses Of fallen log meadow, they follow him humbly. He is now their king. He is now king of the forest, as he always hoped he might be, One day."

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Hardcover
Publisher: The Viking Press; 5TH PRINTING edition (1967)
Language: English
ASIN: B000NPS2PC
Product Dimensions: 10 x 6.7 x 0.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 12 ounces

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5.0 out of 5 stars profusely and fetchingly illustrated !!!, April 4, 2005

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As in 'Dash and Dart', the classic story of twin fawns, simple rhythmic sentences convey the mood and movement and beauty of forest life through the seasons. Dash is now a handsome 3-year old buck, and has become the rival of Old Horn who still reigns as king of the forest.
By Mary Marsh Duff & Conrad Duff
Beautiful illustrated pictures of forest animals: deer, bear, fox, etc.., done in a brown-tone motif.
Really a very pleasing book. 'We' fell in love with the animals through their wonderfully sympathetic depictions!

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