
Marjorie Reynolds
Marjorie Reynolds was born in Rochester, New York, and before settling there, lived in France, England and Quebec. She married Major-General R C Reynolds, a retired British Army officer. The family were always interested in horses; they lived in the fox-hunting country of Genesee Valley, and spent their summers on Nantucket Island. Marjorie Reynolds has written six horse books, all of which have a boy hero. Unlike most American horse book boys, none of her heroes come from the ranching or western worlds, but all feature English-style riding.
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2101130A
Top Subjects
- Horses -- Fiction (4)
- People with disabilities -- Fiction (1)
- Family life -- Fiction (1)
- Horses (1)
- Juvenile fiction (1)
- Fiction (1)
- Families (1)
Books by Marjorie Reynolds
Total count: 13
The cabin on Ghostly PondHarper & Row1962-01-01-
A horse called Mystery.Harper & Row1964-01-01
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A Horse Called MysteryHarper & Row1964-01-01
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Keep a Silver Dollar.Harper & Row1966-01-01
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Dark horse Barnaby.Macmillan1967-01-01
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Sire unknown.Macmillan1968-01-01
Ride the wild stormMacmillan1969-01-01-
Ride the wild storm.Macmillan1969-01-01
The Starlite Drive-InBerkley1998-10-01-
Murder at Cape FoulweatherCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform2013-01-01
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Take Your Novel to the Next LevelAdvanced Techniques for the Fiction WriterCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform2017-01-01
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For the Love of EthanCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform2017-01-01
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Ideal BeachIndependently Published2020-01-01