"The Fighting Shepherdess" by Caroline Lockhart is a story set in the American West, where a young girl named Kate grapples with tough challenges. The story kicks off at the Sand Coulee Roadhouse with Kate, a brave 14-year-old, dealing with her complicated mother Jezebel Bain, and a scary man, Pete Mullendore. When Pete chases her, Kate’s fear and toughness shine through. As Kate looks for safety, she encounters a mysterious sheepherder, setting the stage for discoveries about strength and community in the rough Western lands. The book looks at Kate discovering who she is while facing up to conflicts, and dangerous grown-ups, painting a lively picture of struggle and freedom in a wild place.
The Fighting Shepherdess
By Caroline Lockhart
In the harsh American West, a courageous young woman must struggle for survival.
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2007-11-03
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