Title: Terhune's "Lad" books are splendid!
Product review: This book, along with LAD: A DOG and LAD OF SUNNYBANK, are terrific collections of stories about Terhune's best-loved collie. I discovered Terhune's books when I was 9 years old (GREY DAWN was my first), and recently (in my 60s) I've started re-reading all of them, and even getting my hands on out-of-print books of his that I'd never read (I love the way he manages to slip a collie into every adventure novel he writes!) I live in New York City, a short drive from Sunnybank (the grounds of the old Terhune Estate - now a park), and I visit every year. The house is gone, but the graves of the great dogs are still there, and the the lawn still sweeps down to the "fire-blue lake."
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