AGES 3-5: Are you ready for a rootin’-tootin’ good time? Then mosey on over and dive into The Cave Creek Kid. This is a terrific story detailing the importance of responsibility to ourselves, to others and to the world, all in couplet form. The pattern and cadence of The Cave Creek Kid allow for a wonderful read aloud, complete with a Western flair. With pictorial vocabulary, the author stresses how one can balance responsibility with adventure. In the end, knee-slappin’ fun will be had
November/December 2007
In This Issue:
Western Books & Movies
- Journey to San Jacinto
- Billy the Kid
- The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid
- Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa
- Ford at Fox at Last
- Searchers 2.0
- A Hex Upon You
- The First Films of Samuel Fuller
- The Curse of Idolatry
- Letters From the Corrugated Castle
- What They Got Right
- There Was a Coyote Who Swallowed a Flea
- Thunder Rose
- Frog Brings Rain
- The Wild West Pop-Up Book
- Paint the Wind
- Rising Fawn and the Fire Mystery
- Cowboys and Coffin Makers
- The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid
- The Cave Creek Kid
More In This Issue
- Little by Liddil (Jesse Goes Down)
- Dude Ranching at an Outlaw Haunt
- Can’t Kick the Boot Addiction
- Grass Valley, California
- (Not Really) Roughing It on the Mark Twain Trail
- Preservation: Remember the Alamo!
- Jimmy Palmiotti
- A Song of Praise for a Forgotten Folklore Collector
- John Wayne’s Silver Screen Shootin’ Irons
- Frank History
- Massacre Site Open to the Public
- Did Old West houses have outhouses, and were public facilities available?
- What do you know about Pete Spence, a member of the “Cowboys” of Tombstone?
- Most modern retailers of Old West period clothing seem to sell only “banded” collared shirts, yet old photographs show cowboys did wear shirts with collars. When did cowboys begin wearing these shirts?
- In the Frederic Remington illustration of The Sentinel, is the mission San Xavier del Bac? Behind the mission, aren’t those the Santa Catalina Mountains?
- In the Clint Eastwood movie Hang ’em High, a “tumbleweed wagon” picks up prisoners to haul them off to jail. Did such wagons actually exist?
- Why were some shotguns called “Greeners” by cowboys in the Old West?
- Were Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane married, and did they have a daughter?
- Back to the Future
- True Comics