Piggy Freddy -- Cowboy Freddy

Author: Brooks/Cole (USA)
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: One of the best-selling children's literature classics of the 20th century, a pinnacle of American children's fantasy literature, perfectly embodying American spirit and American humor! The "Piggy Freddy" series seamlessly blends traditional values with humorous language. It sets the best example for eternal principles of human life, such as courage, interaction, friendship, justice, compassion, and self-sacrifice, in a vivid and non-moralizing way. Life on Bean Farm grows increasingly dull, and the animals decide to seek adventure and excitement separately. Just then, Freddy receives a letter: a gang calling themselves the "Terror Ten" demands he return a jewel within ten days, or they will kill him. But Freddy has never stolen any jewels—so who exactly are the "Terror Ten"? Freddy is consumed by fear and confusion.
By chance, Freddy saves a horse from the whip of a farmer named Flint. The horse's name is Race. Grateful, Race teaches Freddy to ride, making him a true cowboy. At a rodeo performance, with Race's help, Freddy defeats Flint. Freddy becomes instantly famous, and the furious Flint swears revenge, chasing Freddy relentlessly to ensure his demise. Moreover, Flint plans to rob the Animal Bank, where all the animals' valuable possessions are stored. Can Freddy save his life and foil Flint's plot?