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My Friend Flicka & Thunderhead (Two Volumes in Slipcase)
Mary O'Hara

J. B. Lippincott Company, 1943

Two of Mary O'Hara's most beloved stories together in a slipcase - illustrated by John Steuart Curry. The Story Press series.

My Friend Flicka

29 reviews
Mary O'hara

HarperTrophy, 2008

Surprise! A clinical description
I am in the middle of lstening to this book. Its detailed descriptions of ranch life and horses are quite compelling. But what surprised me was the absolutely accurate description of a boy with ADD. This book was written some two decades before attention deficit disorder gained anyone's attention, but O'Hara's descriptions of Ken's behavior are absolutely consistent. And then O'Hara answers ...

My Friend Flicka
Mary O'Hara

Lippincott 1941 Story Press, 1941

Wyoming summer
Mary O'Hara

Doubleday, 1963

Documentary novel based on the author"s journal while living for ten years on the Goose Bar Ranch in Wyoming

Green Grass of Wyoming

1 review
Mary O'Hara

Peoples Book Club, 1946

A sweet, innocent love story, entwined in a great horse story!
I discovered this book in middle school, after reading and crying over "My Friend Flicka." I got this book at the public library and wound up reading and re-reading it over again, through my high school years. By that point, the love story between Ken and Carey was as captivating to me, as was the horse story about Thunderhead and Jewel. Though I was a kid in the rural South in the late 70's, ...

Navigating the Badlands: Thriving in the Decade of Radical Transformation

2 reviews
Mary O'Hara-Devereaux

Jossey-Bass, 2004

Highly Recommended!
Every few hundred years, the Western world takes itself apart and puts itself together again. Peter Drucker observed that this process of dissolution and reconstitution occurs so decisively that, afterward, people who live in the new world cannot even imagine the world of their parents or grandparents. Author Mary O'Hara-Devereaux believes that we are about three-quarters through a 75-year period ...

GlobalWork: Bridging Distance, Culture and Time (The Jossey-Bass Management Series)
Mary O'Hara-Devereaux, Robert Johansen

Jossey-Bass, 1994

Provides practical answers to the most pressing questions faced daily by today's global managers. Based on groundbreaking research conducted by the Institute for the Future on behalf of such organizations as Apple Computer, AT&T, and American Express, this guide to the challenges of managing globally identifies the key competencies that managers need to succeed in the global workplace. Get the practical answers to the most pressing ...

Green Grass of Wyoming

15 reviews
Mary O'Hara

Harpercollins, 1988

The Last Is the Best
"Green Grass of Wyoming" is the heartwarming and satisfying conclusion to Mary O'Hara's Flicka trilogy. As the book opens, much has changed in the McLaughlin household. There is a baby daughter, Penelope, the apple of everyone's eye. The Goose Bar ranch is finally doing well, thanks in no small part to Ken and his wonderhorse, the racing champion Thunderhead. And Ken? Now a fine and handsome ...

Thunderhead

14 reviews
Mary O'hara

Harper Paperbacks, 1988

Hast thou clothed the horse's neck with thunder?
I reread "Thunderhead" after a hiatus of forty years, and was surprised that I enjoyed it even more as an adult. I had to wonder how I made it through the parts about Rob and Nell's financial difficulties and rocky marriage when I was a teen-ager, but I know I read them because I can still remember details and characters after all these years. The first book of the trilogy, "My Friend Flicka" ...

My Friend Flicka & Thunderhead

1 review
Mary O'hara

J. B. Lippincott, 1941

Great!
I got this book, along with the others in this series, for my father who had read them when he was younger. He was thrilled when he received them.

The Green Grass of Wyoming (My Friend Flicka Trilogy, 3rd)
Mary O' Hara

Dell Publishing Co., 1978

The last and 3rd volume of the My Friend Flicka series; a racehorse mare is lost from a train and joins the Thunderhead band; Ken McLaughlin meets her attractive female owner and they work together to recover the mare and experience a growing fondness for each other; wonderfuldescriptions and rich with detail; a classic.

My Friend Flicka Part 1
Mary O'Hara

Armada, 1977

Thunderhead (Stated First Edition)
Author of "My Friend Flicka" Mary O'Hara

J. B. Lippincott Company (1943), 1943

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