Leah's pony was swift and strong. Together they would cross through
cornfields and over pastures, chasing cattle as they galloped under
summer skies. Then came the year the corn grew no taller than a
man's thumb. Locusts blackened the sky. The earth turned to dust.
Gone were the cornfields and pastures where Leah and her pony once
rode. It was the beginning of the great drought. Now Leah's papa
faced losing the family farm. Set in the Dust Bowl of the 1930s,
Elizabeth Friedrich's deeply felt story, vividly portrayed through
Michael Garland's stunning oil paintings, tells of one child and
what she would sacrifice for love of her family.
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