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Twelve-year-old Molly O'Hare lives a different lifestyle than the average child. She lives in a bus with her parents and a seven-foot-long Irish Wolfhound service dog named Grainne. Molly's parents are travel writers and the family is on a long expedition to discover the best vacation spots to write about for the magazine her parents work for. They are just starting out on their adventure and things don't always go the way they planned.In this, book two of the series, Molly and her family explore their home state of Texas visiting some of the more famous spots, and events such as the Alamo, the Texas Renaissance Festival, and The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo with merriment and a mystery. This witty, smart story takes you on an adventure that will make you laugh and sometimes cry.Molly's parents work as travel writers for a magazine, and the family is on a long expedition to discover the best vacation spots, in the United States and other countries, to write about. It's the beginning of their adventure, and things are not off to a smooth start.In "Cowboy Tails", book two of the "Molly and Grainne" series, Molly and her family explore their home state of Texas. They visit some of the more famous landmarks and events such as a Dude Ranch, the Alamo, The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, and the Texas Renaissance Festival. With Grainne along for the ride, Molly and her family have many adventures filled with too much BBQ, adorable goats, cowboy boots that fit a dog the size of a horse, and sparkly wings and a tutu. This witty, smart story takes you on an adventure that will make you laugh and sometimes cry. Travel along with the O'Hare family as Molly and Grainne cement their relationship.
Author: Gail E. Notestine
ISBN-10: 1639447830
ISBN-13: 9781639447831
Publisher: Vgd Legacy Press
Language: English
Published: 05/21/2021
Pages: 158
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.48lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.34d
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