"Red Saunders' Pets and Other Critters" by Henry Wallace Phillips is a comedic journey into the American West. Told through the voice of Red Saunders, the book strings together stories of ranch life as seen through the lens of the many peculiar animals that find their way into his and his companions' lives. The narratives are filled with incidents involving creatures such as a hawk, a bull-snake, and a bob-cat, among others, while Red’s witty commentary and lively storytelling invite readers to see humor in the unusual relationships between humans and animals during a bygone era. The tone is light and entertaining, setting the scene for a series of comical escapades that are sure to make the reader chuckle.
Red Saunders' Pets and Other Critters
By Henry Wallace Phillips
Venture into the wild west with a cowboy whose life is an ongoing circus of quirky critters and laugh-out-loud misadventures.
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