My daughter borrowed this book from the library without even looking at the cover. She just pulled it from the shelf and ran for the checkout counter. What a gem! She loves it and it's the first book her 17 month old brother has ever taken an interest in. Maybe it's because I read it with a cornpone accent. But whatever it is, he never tires of reading it. I read it to him 4 times in one day and he was still begging for it at bedtime. The illustrations are fun and complement the writing beautifully. I had a hoot reading it!

No Question about this book, kids are going to love this one and this is A WESTERN BOOK??!!!

I heard of that book and loved Whitefish Will Rides Again!

Sheriff Whitefish Will is so strong that he can lift up a horse. One day Jesse James came to town. Will was so good at rassling rustlers that soon theres no more left and the townsfolk put poor Whitefish Will out to pasture.

So heck, what was this guy supossed to do all day? He raised roosters, rode in the rodeo on his horse to rope a calf and at his lovely rio rancho in the hills Whitefish Will played the harmonica.

The bad people took all their horses.

The barber is so scared of the bad guy named Bart he laughs and yells, "Go Ahead, Take The Friggen Horses, We'll walk."

B - Y - R - D B - I - R - D The barber laughs at and is scared of it and it makes him think of Tracy Byrd.

Bird.

I purchased this book for my 5 year-old step-son and not only does he enjoy it, but so does my 2 year-old daughter. The illistrations are spectactular and colorful, and the exciting story is written so that any parent can speak as if they were from the West. My daughter and step-son really get a kick out of how I sound when I'm reading this book to them. The use of out-of-the-ordinary words such as "varmit" and "gosh, dang dingle darn it" make reading this book a delight. I give this book my best recommendation.