The Practical Jokers
The Practical Jokers by Richard A. Davis is an illustrated edition published by Xlibris Corporation on July 8, 2014. This 168-page book presents a narrative centered around Stace, who arrives at the Double Bar M Ranch saloon and intervenes to rescue a young half-Indian boy named Rabbit from local cowboys. Stace’s decision to bring Rabbit into the crew leads to ongoing challenges as he navigates the dynamics of acceptance among the other cowboys.
Readers will find that the story explores themes of friendship and resilience as Stace devises a plan to help Rabbit gain acceptance. Throughout the narrative, Rabbit learns about the significance of tricks and practical jokes, which play a crucial role in his journey. This work of fiction delves into the complexities of social interactions and the impact of kindness in a challenging environment.
Official synopsis Publisher
When Stace arrives at the saloon at the rail head of the Double Bar M Ranch, he finds a young half-Indian lad, Rabbit, being terrorized by the local cowboys. He rescues the boy and when Colonel McFarley invites him to join the crew, he insists that Rabbit be given a job as well. But he discovers that having rescued Rabbit he has not stopped the harassment though the other cowboys are judging exactly what Stace will tolerate. So Stace works up a scheme to trick the other cowboys into accepting Rabbit. In the process, Rabbit learns about the nature and special meanings of tricks and practical jokes.
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