The Shadrach Trilogy

The Shadrach Trilogy by Joy Cowley, published by Puffin Books in October 2009, is a collection that spans 398 pages in English. This trilogy follows the adventures of Hannah and her brothers as they navigate challenges involving their elderly Clydesdale horse, Shadrach. The stories explore themes of family, resilience, and the bond between humans and animals, as the siblings face various trials, including rescuing Shadrach from a dog food factory and coping with their mother’s illness.
Readers will find a rich narrative that intertwines the lives of animals and children, highlighting the emotional connections that develop in times of hardship. The trilogy includes the stories “Bow down Shadrach,” “Gladly, here I come,” and “Shadrach girl,” each presenting unique circumstances that test the characters’ strength and compassion. Through these tales, Cowley delves into the complexities of childhood experiences and the impact of animals in our lives, making this edition a thoughtful exploration of juvenile fiction.
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“In Bow down Shadrach, Hannah and her two younger brothers must rescue Shadrach, their elderly Clydesdale horse, from the owner of a dog food factory. In Gladly, here I come, there are two new arrivals at the farm: Shadrach’s young filly, Gladly, and a troubled boy named Eden, who has come directly from a social welfare home. In Shadrach girl, Hannah and her brothers find it difficult to cope with their mother’s serious illness. Can the spirit of Shadrach help the family through this difficult time?”–p. 4 of cover.
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