Dave Lowery lived in Gunlock, a dying Western trail town, now an outlaw's haven. Sheriff Arno Slade, the power in town in cahoots with the judge, is suspected of killing Lowery's father. Only through a settling of scores will the town be able to change and be reborn. Does Dave Lowery have the courage to act?
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"Cynthia Rylant can do no wrong and this sweet, kid-friendly retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen tin soldier story is no exception. The illustrations are spot-on." — Morgan (4 out of 5 stars)
"Cynthia Rylant can do no wrong and this sweet, kid-friendly retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen tin soldier story is no exception. The illustrations are spot-on."
" Gorgeous pictures bring this tale into a more 20th century look and feel while still keeping the beautiful tale intact. "
" Her ending was slightly different than the tale I'm familiar with, but still a really sweet retelling and beautifully illustrated. "
" I love the illustrations, full of color and texture. Rylant's retelling of the story is a touch long winded. "
" Cynthia Rylant beautifully retells this classic story with a wonderful new ending. The illustrations are rich with detail. "
Wayne D. Overholser (1906–1996) was an American Western writer from Pomeroy, Washington. He won the 1953 Spur Award for Best Novel for Lawman, written under the pseudonym Lee Leighton, and the 1954 Spur Award for The Violent Land.
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