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 \nTRANCIE LOU had to leave。onb_leaye ber narentthe ranch—leave her parents,her brothers,the horses,and allthe fun of living on a ranch.Itwasn't entirely her fault.Couldshe help being a tomboy aftergrowing up with two olderbrothers and doing everythingthey did?And she knew just howto handle horses.Why,she eventamed Nita,the wild mustang.  \nShe may have won the race,but she lost out with her parents.Off she was packed to San An-tonio to visit Aunt Linda Mayand be made into a lady.No onehad stopped to think,however,what might happen with a tom-boy and a sissy under one roof.What did happen is told for younine,ten,and eleven year olds inyour new book,Lone Star Tom-boy,by Allyn Allen.  \nHaving a tomboy daughter didworry her parents,though,andthey were discussing what to doabout it when the crisis burst.Itwas Francie Lou who brought thematter to a climax.The Babcockfamily had all gone to town forthe day.Francie Lou was doingher best to be ladylike,and shereally was succeeding as she andGrayson made friends with someof the town girls and boys.Andthen the tall boy spoiled every-thing.Strutting around and boast-ing of this and that,the boy  \nThe author,as you will see onpage ten,grew up in Texas.Theartist,Jane Castle,illustratedJuniorGuild'sGabriella,byNancy Hartwell.  \nLone Star Tomboy by Allyn Allen isthe new Junior Literary Guild selectionfor 9,Io,andrr year old Members.It ispublished in the regular trade edition byFranklin Watts,Inc.,at $2.5o.DeweyClassification:F(Fiction).  \n# Her Life Was the Price\n\nElizabeth Gale in her latest book,Julia Valeria.  \nJulia and Claudiawatch for omens  \nElizabeth Gale is already aJunior Guild author.She wroteKatrina Van Ost and the SilverRose and Seven Beads of Wam-pum.On page eight Miss Galetalks about her latest book,andon page nine you will meet theartist,Bruno Frost.We are proudto have two of his sketches forthe book on the cover of thismonth's YOUNG WINGS.  \n[T HAT were the omens say-WVing2 JVould tomorrow being?Would tomorrow be agood day for a trip to Ro","cbCaijIZEVnrIbjq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijIZEVnrIbjq","pdf",932593,16,"English","# From The Junior Literary Guild\n## Wouldn't She Ever Blink Back?\n## Tomboys and Sissies Don't Mix Well\n## Her Life Was the Price\n## Brothers in Danger","[{\"question\":\"What is the core premise of “Wouldn't She Ever Blink Back?”\",\"answer\":\"Chuggy, a lonely engine, flashes his headlight to the Blue Caboose, but Lucy never blinks back until a bright moonlit night. 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