Tell a Friend

; 127 pages; Weekly Reader Children's Book Club edition-1960 edition; Black & white detailed illustrations by artistLeonard Vosburgh; Textblock is tight with no names or marginalia, pages are tanned; Endpapers are yellow as published; Sky-blue cloth boards with illustration of a young rider & horse on front board, title is in brown on spine; Pictorial dust-jacket retained warmth of color on front panel; Has modest shelf & edge wear including gentle age-tanning, light shelf-rubbing, small nicks; We have placed the dust-jacket in a protective, removable, clear mylar cover; .....('Fear in the Forest' is true to the period, including the reactions and speech of its characters, and tells how young Daniel wonders how he will ever be able to overcome some of his fears. Three years previously, Indians had come out of the woods to burn the cabin in the clearing and his own father was viciously attacked. Now Daniel's only chance to start a life of his own again is to join one of the pack-horse trains carrying supplies to the string of forts built right up to the Indian country.)

FEAR IN THE FOREST/BY CATEAU DE LEEUW, ILLUSTRATED BY LEONARD VOSBURGH FICTION-ADVENTURE-JUVENILE LITERATURE-FEAR IN THE FOREST/BY CATEAU DE LEEUW INDIAN ATTACK-FICTION, JUVENILE LITERATURE-FEAR IN THE FOREST/BY CATEAU DE LEEUW, ILLUSTRATED BY LEONARD VOSBURGH