The Abernathy Boys
The Abernathy Boys by L. J. Hunt, published by Harper Collins on February 3, 2004, is a work of fiction that follows the adventurous journey of two young brothers, Bud and Temp Abernathy. At ages nine and five, respectively, the boys set out to explore the Old West, aiming to reach the Goodnight Ranch, where their father was once known for his remarkable skills in catching wolves. This edition spans 208 pages and is presented in English.
Readers will find a narrative that captures the spirit of adventure and determination as the brothers navigate the challenges of crossing the caprock, a vast and lonely desert. The story intertwines elements of action and adventure, reflecting themes relevant to boys and men in a historical context. The Abernathy Boys presents a tale that blends youthful ambition with the rugged landscape of the 20th-century United States, offering a glimpse into the lives of two aspiring cowboys.
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Meet Bud Abernathy, age nine, and his brother, Temp, age five: two cowboys determined to see the Old West. The boys are headed for the Goodnight Ranch, where their daddy once was known as “Catch’em Alive” Jack for his ability to catch live wolves with his bare hands. To get to Goodnight, the brothers and their horses, Sam and Geronimo, will have to cross the caprock, a vast desert that is the loneliest place on earth. They’re determined to do it — and to do it alone.
Some would say that the story of the boys’ journey is a mighty tall tale. But it’s entirely true.
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