The Case of the One-Eyed Killer Stud Horse

from quaintlittlehead

This story is more focussed on events surrounding the dogs and the family rather than the case mentioned in the title, which only comes into play a little bit, but there's a nice building of the relationship between Hank and Sally May in this book. While some of the literary tactics tried here ar...

from JalenV

Alas, my local library doesn't have a copy of the audio edition, so I had to check out their printed copy of The Case of the One-Eyed Killer Stud Horse. While it was nice seeing more of the illustrations than the cover, I really missed Mr. Erickson's narration, the old-time background music, and ...

from debnance

Hank must defend the ranch against Tuerto, the one-eyed killer stud horse from the ranch next door. I love the part where Hank throws up on Sally Mae's shoe, just as Sally Mae is preparing for a visit from her mother-in-law.

from debnance

Hank must defend the ranch against Tuerto, the one-eyed killer stud horse from the ranch next door. I love the part where Hank throws up on Sally Mae's shoe, just as Sally Mae is preparing for a visit from her mother-in-law.