Brave Warrior (2013)
“Every day, Mrs. Witherspoon had handed out xeroxed maps of different sections of the country, starting with New England and moving to the Mid-Atlantic states, the South, the Midwest, all the way to the Pacific Northwest. And somewhere on one of those xeroxed maps were the Great Plains states. To Maisie, they had looked like Legos, a series of big squares or rectangles, indistinguishable from one another. Now she was moving across those squares and rectangles toward the Black Hills, a place she vaguely remembered Mrs. Witherspoon talking about. But what had she said about them? And where were they exactly?
Maisie sighed and shifted her weight. She’d had no idea how sore a person got riding a horse for all these hours. And Curly apparently was not a believer in stopping to take a break. Her father always stopped when they took family trips. He stopped for coffee and French fries and to read roadside signs and historical markers. He stopped to stretch his legs. Her mother, on the other h...and, never stopped.MoreLess
Maisie sighed and shifted her weight. She’d had no idea how sore a person got riding a horse for all these hours. And Curly apparently was not a believer in stopping to take a break. Her father always stopped when they took family trips. He stopped for coffee and French fries and to read roadside signs and historical markers. He stopped to stretch his legs. Her mother, on the other h...and, never stopped.MoreLess
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