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Brighty of the Grand Canyon
Brighty of the Grand Canyon
Author: Marguerite Henry
An old prospector living in the canyon found the little burro running wild along Bright Angel Creek named him Brighty, and held him not with ropes but with friendship. When the prospector mysteriously died, Brighty again roamed free. On his trips up and down the canyon wall he hobnobbed with map-makers, artists and geologists, and soon they we...  more »
ISBN: 131729
Publication Date: 1953
Pages: 222
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Publisher: Rand McNally & Co.
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette
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This is a great story, most appreciated by a child if it is read aloud and shared. However, an adult looking for a quick, good read, will also appreciate this timeless story. This is a bittersweet tale and makes you feel good.
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My daughter read this several times and now her son is enjoying it.
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This is a really fun book very well written. Great for boys, but my girls enjoyed it too. The bad guy meets his match in the loveable Brighty. President Teddy Roosevelt even shows up to hunt mountain lions. Great read aloud.
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A very sad and touching story, but a great book
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A wonderful adventure.
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This classic is as entertaining as always - for both children and adults. I first read it after riding down the Grand Canyon trail on a mule, and it was doubly exciting. Story: A lone little burro jack learns to cope with his own kind, humans, hunters, other animals and even Teddy Roosevelt. A good read-aloud book


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