Milton Gillian Newsum Kennilworth 1991 Not what you might think. I’ve owned the book since before my Milton was born. Because of the jumper Milton, I was concerned about keeping the name for a Canadian racehorse also named Milton. I was told not to worry. Only the old farts would remember. Newsum on Rodney’s SagaContinue reading “Letter Art, AlphaBooks: N is for Newsum”
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Letter Art, AlphaBooks: M is for McKinley
The Blue Sword Robin McKinley Greenwillow 1992, Ace 1987 McKinley on Rodney’s Saga Fantasy & Science Fiction Cover Art Happy Trails Show Report: Alabama Charity Championship, Decatur AL ~~~ M Authors on Rodney’s Saga Mycio [From the Shelves II] Mineta [Texan in Tokyo, Blog & Books] Millard [Images of America: Kentucky’s Saddlebred Heritage] McCloud [Cross-Fertilization]Continue reading “Letter Art, AlphaBooks: M is for McKinley”
Letter Art, AlphaBooks: L is for Lewis
A Book of Narnians By C.S. Lewis Illustrated by Pauline Baynes Text Compiled by James Riordan HarperCollins 1995 As with Tenniel‘s Wonderland, to me, Baynes is Narnia. Lewis on Rodney’s Saga [Off Topic: LEGO for Lent] [On the Second Day Of Christmas: 2 Talking Steeds] [Fantasy Cover Art: Horse & His Boy] [A Fool ButContinue reading “Letter Art, AlphaBooks: L is for Lewis”
Letter Art, AlphaBooks: K is for Krementz
A Very Young Rider Jill Krementz Knopf 1977, 1980 6th printing The family appears to have gone into Thoroughbred breeding, Edition Farm. Photo of a grown up Vivi on the About page. According to a COTH forum, this is not the same location as in the book. “A Very Young Rider Grows Up“,Continue reading “Letter Art, AlphaBooks: K is for Krementz”
Letter Art, AlphaBooks: J is for Journal
The Brayer Journal of the American Donkey and Mule Society Vol. 33 No. 6 Nov/Dec 2000 Found at Process note: I admit, this one’s a stretch. It’s a last-minute replacement when I decided not to read what I had scheduled for J. Still need help with U, X, & Z. ~~~ This Year [IContinue reading “Letter Art, AlphaBooks: J is for Journal”