Brown, Lois Ann

Childtime on a Montana Ranch

Whether she's sliding face first down a small mt., (that's geologically different from a full grown mountain), wielding a sword in a national karate tournament, (second place, if you please), trying to raise uncooperative chickens, or backing a fire truck down a steep embankment, Hodge has an uncanny ability to find trouble. Somehow, she has managed to, "Go under cover," argue with a computer and win, "proposition," a police officer, get herself, and others, lost in places as diverse as: San Antonio and Newfoundland, and on a highway that disappears.  She has been terrorized by a, "diabolical horse," and has managed to survive a runaway tractor. If you have ever failed at sales, or banking or math; if you have ever made poor decisions or tripped over your own imperfection.  This book is for you.  It won't help you in sales or banking or math, but it will help you to see that there is a time to laugh.  That laughter is good.  That laughter, like time, heals all wounds.