On vacation in New Mexico, Gwen and Jill discover an old barn believed to be haunted by a wild horse, and as strange happenings begin to occur, the girls find themselves curious and decide to take a look behind the barn's padlocked doors.
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Editorial Reviews
From School Library Journal
Grade 3-5. In this series entry, Gwen, her dog Fletcher, and her friend Jill are visiting Gwen's uncle's ranch in New Mexico, where they solve a mystery involving a valuable white stallion. Levy's plot provides enough suspense and humor to keep the pages turning. Gerstein's detailed black-line and gouache illustrations enhance the presentation with tidbits of information and a lighthearted tone. Fans of this unusual pair and their canine sidekick will appreciate this Wild West adventure; it may lead readers to seek out the earlier titles as well.?Sharon R. Pearce, San Antonio Public Library, TX
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From Booklist
Gr. 2^-5. The eleventh adventure in the Something Queer series finds sidekicks Gwen and Jill visiting Gwen's Uncle Dale on his New Mexico ranch. The girls discover an old barn rumored to be haunted by the ghosts of wild horses and notice that their dog Fletcher begins disappearing nearly every night--returning home the next morning completely exhausted. When they investigate further, they find that Fletcher has made friends with a lively white horse hidden in the barn. Later, they help a ranch hand set him free from his exploitative owner. As always, Levy offers a lighthearted mystery set in a novel locale that should satisfy emerging young readers. Gerstein's brightly colored gouache illustrations appear on every page, adding humorous details and helping to break up the text. The smaller format and use of chapters should also make the book more appealing to the intended audience. Kay Weisman
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Something Queer in the Wild West,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Something Queer in the Wild West (Library Binding)
This book is about a wild, white horse. A cowboy named C.J. told this story to two girls named Gwen and Jill. It was a story about the wildest and meanest horse in the world. My favorite part was when they found the white horse at night. I like the white horse because he finally became tame. Kids will like this book because it is exciting. Read to find out what happens at the end.
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Something Queer in the Wild West,
By jud Heussler (Hamburg, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Something Queer in the Wild West (Paperback)
Gwen and Jill are best firends in the book. they see an artcle for a missing horse. they find that C.J has the horse. I'll let you read to find out.jud
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