The white riders (edition 1956)

by Monica Edwards

Series: Romney Marsh (4)

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Member:	TheoClarke
Title:	The white riders
Authors:	Monica Edwards
Info:	Penguin Books, 1956.
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I find it difficult to believe that I am the only librarythinger with The White Riders!

This is a plucky-children-with-ponies story, but better written than many of its kind (although the author does not explore in sufficient detail the idea of 'leisure'). (

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