Lassie, A Christmas Story1 review Earl Hamner, Don Sipes Thomas Nelson, 1998 A Great Lassie Holiday Book--with a Twist If you purchase this book after looking at the cover and thinking it's going to be a new story about Timmy and Lassie on the farm in Calverton, you're in for a little surprise. Hamner and Sipes have crossed the storyline in two different LASSIE television series. The setting and situation are the ...             My friend the dog,2 reviews Albert Payson Terhune Harper & Brothers, 1926 My favorite book, from my favorite teacher. + Excellent Terhune Stories! Miss Machek was back! My favorite teacher, from the third grade, would be teaching sixth grade! I was happy, dedicated and conscientious. I led the class in book reports. Come spring, 1946, Miss Machek gave me my reward, wrapped in plain brown paper. I couldn't wait until I arrived home to open ...             Lad of Sunnybank6 reviews Albert Payson Terhune Stevens Publishing, 2005 More wonderful tales of Lad and the Sunnybank collies! + A great book as always Lad books are. + It's okay. + Great Reading for Animal Lovers of All Ages + Wonderful for all ages             A Dog's Life: Autobiography of a Stray56 reviews Ann M. Martin Scholastic Paperbacks, 2007 A dogs life~ + Excellent! + It touched my heart. A must read for dog lovers of all ages + A Great Book filled with many joys and sorrows. + For all dog lovers             Buff: A Collie - A Story Albert Payson Terhune Book Jungle, 2007 A swirl of gold-and-white and gray and black,-** Rackety, vibrant, glad with life's hot zest,- Sunnybank collies, gaily surging pack,- These are my churns; the chums that love me best             Lassie Come-Home14 reviews Eric Knight Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2003 Deserves its status as a classic + The Best Dog Book this Reviewer has Ever Read! + One of my All Time Favorite Books!!!! + Best!!!! Book!!!! Ever!!!! + OUTSTANDING!!             Ghosts of Onyx (Halo)111 reviews Eric Nylund Tor Books, 2007 Outstanding book + Nice tangent story + No Master Chief + Simply put, I love these books.             The Faith of a Collie, By Albert Payson Terhune2 reviews Grosset & Dunlap Publishers, 1926 More Terhune, please! As with his first book "Lad" (see my review on that book) Terhune gives collie lovers a taste of what it means to own one of these marvelous animals. Writing in short vignettes, as is characteristic of all his writing, Terhune becomes more ambitious in this book, which is a complete change of pace. ...             The Incredible Journey80 reviews Sheila Burnford Laurel Leaf, 1995 It really is an incredible journey In the Incredible Journey by Shelia Burnford 3 animals go on a dangerous current owner (John Longbridge) is not clear but they somehow know their former owner is coming back. Three animals venture from their own home off to their old home and encounter many dangers along the way. Not long after ...             Wolf1 review Albert Payson Terhune J. N. Townsend Publishing, 2004 One of the best Terhune books I have ever read! This is probably one of the best books, of the few favorites of mine, that I have ever read. I have alomost nothing but praise for this book. The only dissapointing thing in this book it that 1 or 2 chapters were axactly like that of which Lad from Lad: a dog had. That one chapter (I think it was ...             The Wind in the Willows (Signet Classics)128 reviews Kenneth Grahame Signet Classics, 2006 How could you not love this book? + Audio Version read by Flo Gibson + Signet Classics version is very small + Not just for children.             Bridge to Terabithia24 reviews Katherine Paterson Harper Collins Publishers, 1996 Bridge to Teribithia + Bridge to Terabithia + sad + Bridge to Terabithia + Bridge To Terabithia             Runt28 reviews Marion Dane Bauer Yearling, 2004 The amazing adventure of a wolf pup named RUNT!!!!!! + Kim's Review + I Hope theirs a sequel + A Great Book + great book             Further Adventures of Lad (Large Print Edition)1 review Albert Payson Terhune BiblioBazaar, 2007 Greatest book since Lad: a dog. Beware to the people reading this for the first time because I might have givin something away. This book might be better even than Lad: a dog! I enjoyed it when Albert Payson Terhune told about Lad's puppyhood in the beginning of the story. This book had better adventures (maybe) than Lad: a dog and this book revealed a lot more. It was very very very sad at the end (you can probably guess ...             The Christmas Collie3 reviews Ted Paul Beautiful America Publishing Company, 1998 A beautiful, nostalgic family Christmas book. + A Heartwarming Story for All Ages + This is a beautiful story that will tug at the heart strings This nostalgic story of the bond between a boy and his dog is a sensitive look at those things that make beautiful memories and strong family traditions. THE CHRISTMAS COLLIE will bring tears of joy to all readers, young and old. THE CHRISTMAS COLLIE should be read over and over again to ...             The Master of Sunnybank: A Biography of Albert Payson Terhune5 reviews Irving Litvag AuthorHouse, 2001 A valuable resource back in print + A must have for Terhune Fans + MASTERFUL SUNNYBANK BIOG. + Wealth of Information about APT             Gray Dawn3 reviews Albert Payson Terhune J. N. Townsend Publishing, 2002 A handsome package of an old favorite + A classic about a crazy collie + Great for young readers Gray Dawn is a reissued paperback edition of the stories written by Albert Payson Terhune for The Ladies' Home Journal in 1927 in serial form. Many of us whose childhood spanned the 40's and 50's remember reading about the merle collie with the steadfast, loyal heart who was such a charming ...             The Critter and Other Dogs Albert Payson Terhune Thorndike Press, 2000             Lad: A Dog31 reviews Albert Payson Terhune Puffin, 1993 Books about a dog... + Lad, a dog + One of the great dog books ... + I will never forget how I discovered this book...(actual review on the second paragraph) + A Dog Story to Remember             Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh329 reviews Robert C. O'Brien Atheneum, 1971 An adventure for young and old. + Great Book With Slight Sadness + A great book for young readers + Insipid cover currently shipping + Sci-Fi Animals!