Jockie: A Story of Prince Edward Island

by Lilla Stirling, Kurt Meyer (Illustrator)

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202 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1979

Reviews

[Bella Hemrick]

Amazing. Perfect for horse lovers and Good and Beautiful students.

[Redcardinal Vintage]

Such a great story about family, determination, and adventure. A great read for my 5th grader! We loved how the character Jockie never gave up, was a hard worker, and treaded on against all odds.

[Carrie]

Part of T's language arts curriculum. It's a fun story of a boy and his horse, his pet crane, and all of his little adventures over about 9 months time.

[Rachel Peeps]

I read this with my son for school and it has to be one of the most boring books I’ve ever read. 😂 The events really had nothing to do with each other, and we were both bored stiff.