COWBOY CHRISTMAS
Featured in
THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW
YEE-HAW! Cowboy Christmas is featured in
the Sunday, December 2, New York Times Book Review. Cowboy Christmas is the
first book in “Bookshelf: Holidays in America,” and the review includes a
wonderful two-page spread from the book. You can check out the review at http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/02/books/review/cowboy-christmas-by-rob-sanders-and-more.html?adxnnl=1&adxnnlx=1354374164-j1zmJVgG9LBtwS2nBz41hg&_r=0.
The text of the review reads:
Three
cowboys, Dwight, Darryl and Dub, along with their chef, Cookie, are waiting for
“Santy Claus.” But how will he find them out on the range? Hearts a-worrying,
they sit around the campfire, recalling Christmases past. Full of corn-poke phrases
like “knee-high to a grasshopper” and “darn tootin’,” the text is sure to
elicit a giggle, and the simple story, complete with its jingling-bells ending,
is the cheery kind children seem to cling to this time of year. Older children
will notice that Santa isn’t quite who he seems, but younger siblings will
believe.
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