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Jeannie, A Texis Frontier Girl, Book 1 by Evelyn Horan

NEW HISTORICAL FICTION SERIES FOR CHILDREN EXPLORES LIFE ON THE WEST TEXAS FRONTIER OF THE 1880's
Book of the Month Spotlight, Dream Maker, Publish America,
Grand Prize: EighteenHundreds.com

Harbor City, California - A native Texan, schooled in Califonia from elementary grades through college education, and later spending many happy and satisfying years with children as a teacher-counselor, Evelyn Horan holds Life Credentials in General Elementary Education, General Secondary Education as well as Pupil Personnel and School Psychologist Credentials. Over 275 of her children's articles have appeared in over 80 secular and religious periodicals and publications.

Jeannie, A Texas Frontier Girl, Book 1, (copyright 2001 by Evelyn Horan ISBN: 1588517055) is the first in a series of four, "wholesome family values" books by Evelyn Horan. The books give an accurate account of daily frontier life, as they follow Jeannie and her friends, into young adulthood, in pursuit of their dreams and plans for the future. The setting is in the Eastland/Ranger, Texas, area (60 miles from Abilene,Texas). In Book l, with her constant companions, her black stallion horse, Diamond, and her hound dog, Ole Blue, twelve-year-old Jeannie, and her friends experience thrilling, real-life adventures, and sometimes hardships and danger on the West Texas frontier of the l880's.

Jeannie, A Texas Frontier Girl, Book 1, released by PublishAmerica's AmErica House, Baltimore, explores a series of exciting and interesting events that occur in West Texas for Jeannie, her family, and her friends during the years l884-l885. Evelyn Horan has crafted a story that unfolds masterfully with each chapter including an exciting adventure or event that leads children and young people into eagerly reading about other succeeding "real-life" adventures in following chapters.

Jeannie, A Texas Frontier Girl, Book 1 becomes multicultural when Jeannie meets Helga, a new friend her age, recently arrived from Germany. Impulsive and lively, Jeannie prefers the outdoors and avoids household chores and other "lady-like" skills. As their friendship grows, confident in her experience and "know-how," Jeannie helps a shy and gentle Helga adjust to frontier life. Together, with their horses and their dogs, they happily share many exciting adventures.


QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED:

1. Can Diamond be rescued from hostile Indians?
2. Will the girls escape a dangerous rattlesnake?
3. What is Jeannie's special wish for the future?
4. How does Jeannie save Helga from drowning?
5. Why is Billy Joe such a pest at school?
6. Who is the father of Susie's colt?
7. Why is Helga's face as red as the valentine she receives?
8. Who is getting married?
9. Can Jeannie escape an angry mountain lion?
10. Can the girls reach safety before a cyclone overtakes them?
11, What sorrowful event occurs that is softened by their faith in God?

Through it all, Helga and Jeannie come to value their true friendship and vow to remain friend forever. Both children and young adult readers will find suspenseful and entertaining adventures in Jeannie, A Texas Frontier Girl, Book 1.

Be sure and read Jeannie, A Texas Frontier Girl, Book 2, and share in more exciting adventures with your friends, Jeannie and Helga, as they become teens, following their dreams and plans for the future on the West Texas frontier of the l880's.

Jeannie, A Texas Frontier Girl, Book 1, by Evelyn Horan,was recently featured as Book of the Month at ChildrenandLiterature.com.

 

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