Walkers Crossing Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds

Ryan's brother is involved with a local militia group where Ryan learns aboutthe consequences of hatred and bigotry.

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When it is discovered that his older brother is involved in a local militia group, Ryan Walker is forced to face his own feelings about bigotry and hatred in order to decide what it is he truly believes. Reprint.While living on his family's ranch in Wyoming where he hopes to someday be a cowboy, Ryan faces conflicts with his older brother who becomes involved in a militia movement.

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Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor's first work was published in a church magazine when she was 16 years old. She paid her way through college, where she majored in clinical psychology, by writing and selling stories. Naylor found that she enjoyed writing so much that she abandoned her plans to attend graduate school. WHAT THE GULLS WERE SINGING, her first published work for children, appeared in 1967. Her 1991 work, SHILOH, was awarded the Newbery Medal.

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Book Format:		Pocketbook
Minimum Age:		10
Number of Pages:		0240
Publisher:		Simon Pulse

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