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    Children's Short Stories, Book 3
    Children's Short Stories, Book 3
    Children's Short Stories, Book 3
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    Children's Short Stories, Book 3

    By LaVonna Moore

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    Children's Short Stories, Book 3 is a box set collection of three short stories: Run Wild, Run Free Again, Callie The Calico Kitty, and My Hound Dog. Run Wild, Run Free Again is an inspiring story about a herd of beautiful wild horses that have lived on Mustang Island by the Atlantic Ocean for hundreds of years. Climb into the saddle with Makala and go on a wild horse ride by the sea. Callie The Calico Kitty is based on a true story. Callie narrates this sweet and adorable story of her new country life after she was adopted. The book features 38 color photographs of Callie wearing different outfits, hats and wigs! My Hound Dog is an awesome adventure that will warm your heart. Dawn has a Beagle named Hound Dog that she has been training to track scents and do search and rescues. Little does she know that one day Hound Dog would end up doing a search and rescue for her when she is lost in the deep woods of the Kiamichi Mountains of southeastern Oklahoma. This book has a strong anti-bullying message for children.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLaVonna Moore
    Release dateMay 8, 2019
    ISBN9780463738207
    Children's Short Stories, Book 3
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    LaVonna Moore

    LaVonna Moore is a native Oklahoman born in 1960 at the Ft. Sill Army Hospital in Lawton, Oklahoma. With her father being in the military, she was able to do a lot of traveling as a child. She has lived in many states within the U.S. and for a short time in Hanau, Germany. Her father retired from the Army while living in Del City, Oklahoma, where she graduated high school in 1978. She has a stepson named Chance Storts. LaVonna has two brothers and two sisters. LaVonna began working in the legal field when she was 20 years old. She was a legal secretary for 20 years.

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      Children's Short Stories, Book 3 - LaVonna Moore

      RUN WILD, RUN FREE AGAIN

      BY LAVONNA MOORE

      Copyright © 2016 by LaVonna Moore

      All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form, without prior permission in writing from the author.

      Front Cover Design by LaVonna Moore

      Edited by Barbara Zigman

      Ebook formatting by www.ebooklaunch.com

      This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

      CONTENTS

      Run Wild, Run Free Again

      Activity Game

      Answers to Activity Game

      Run Wild, Run Free Again Word Search Game

      RUN WILD, RUN FREE AGAIN

      There was a large group of beautiful wild horses that roamed free all around Mustang Island by the Atlantic Ocean. The wild horses loved to run and play along the beach and in the ocean. They would also run up and down the mountains on the island. The wild horses had been on Mustang Island for hundreds of years. Wild horses are also known as feral horses. People came from all over the world to see the wild horses. The leader of the wild horses was a beautiful white stallion. The wild horses were mainly mustangs, but there were also a few other breeds.

      The wild horses were all different colors. There were two other white horses, a couple of tan horses, a gorgeous black stallion with a white star on his head, several brown horses, some black and white horses, some brown and white horses, a tan and white horse, and a few gray horses.

      There was a young girl named Makala that lived on the island with her parents. She had been going to the beach since she was a little girl, and she loved to watch the wild horses. She had been taking photographs of them on the beach and in the mountains. She thought it was so funny when the wild horses would start rolling on the beach. They were so much fun to watch. She was always so excited when there was a new foal born. The herd of wild horses was growing each year. Sometimes, she would bring carrots and hay to the beach with her for the horses. She would spread them out on the beach for them. Then she would move off so the horses would come over to the beach area to eat the carrots and hay. Then she could photograph them while they were closer to her.

      Makala's room was filled with photographs she had taken over the years of the wild horses. Makala wanted to become a photographer when she was older.

      One evening, her father told her that he had a big surprise for her. He took her outside, and one of the wild horses was inside their fence! He told her that he had paid someone to rope and capture the wild horse. Then he adopted the horse for her. He knew how much she enjoyed the wild horses. Makala walked out to the horse. It was not just any wild horse; it was the white horse that was the leader of the wild horses! He was so beautiful! She was very excited and could not wait to tame her horse. She named her horse Spirit.

      The next day, she started working with Spirit to try and tame him. He started kicking the fence. He wanted out of the fence. He was very big and very strong. He did not like being captured. He reared up and started snorting! Suddenly, all of the wild horses came running up to her land! They had all come to see Spirit. You could tell that all of the wild horses were very upset. They were all making very loud noises. Makala started feeling bad for Spirit. She wondered if she should turn Spirit loose so he could run wild and free again with the other wild horses. She told her dad that she was feeling guilty for taking away the leader of the wild horses. He told her that they would have another leader very soon since their leader was gone now.

      Spirit was so upset; he would not eat for several days. Makala was very worried about Spirit. She was so glad to see that he finally started eating.

      Makala's father hired the same man that captured Spirit to help her tame him. Her father told her that the man would break Spirit by riding him. Her father did not want her riding Spirit until he was tame. The man's name was Gabriel. Gabriel roped Spirit and put a saddle on him. Makala's father held him until Gabriel was able to get in the saddle. Then Makala's father turned Spirit loose, and Spirit started bucking. Spirit bucked Gabriel off in about two seconds! Gabriel got back in the saddle and tried to ride him again. Spirit bucked him off again in two seconds! He said he would have to try again another day. He was too tired to try and ride him again. He said out of all of the horses he had trained, he had never been thrown off a horse that fast.

      Makala could tell that it was going to be hard to break Spirit. Gabriel came back the next day and tried to ride Spirit again. Spirit threw him off again in about two seconds! Gabriel tried again and again. Spirit continued to throw Gabriel off. Gabriel

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