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Marguerite Henry

    April 13, 1902 – November 26, 1997

    Marguerite Henry was a dedicated storyteller whose narratives centered on horses and other animals, captivating generations of young readers with her profound affection for the natural world. Her works, often drawing from true events, are distinguished by their detailed exploration of animal psychology and the deep bonds they share with humans. Henry focused on the psychological development of her characters, delving into themes of loyalty, courage, and companionship. Her writing style is notable for its precision and its ability to immerse the reader in the animal kingdom with a sense of wonder and respect.

    King of the Wind
    Misty of Chincoteague
    Stormy. Misty´s Foal
    Five o'clock Charlie
    White Stallion of Lipizza
    Brighty of the Grand Canyon