There was still one dangerous, reckless leftover, something that frightened all of us, from the days when Friar Tuck Golden Boy was a sighted, free-running dog, apt to roam all around the neighborhood and his favorite haunt, Montclair Park.
An edition of Tuck Triumphant
(1990)
Tuck Triumphant
by Theodore Taylor
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"There was still one dangerous, reckless leftover, something that frightened all of us, from the days when Friar Tuck Golden Boy was a sighted, free-running dog, apt to roam all around the neighborhood and his favorite haunt, Montclair Park."
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Great book. starting slow but always great!
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