The Adventures of Curly Joe and Pete - Oscar, Eugene
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Curly Joe's life had centered around the same tree for several years. He would often stare down into the valley and wonder what was beyond those trees on the other side of the field. Many times he had imagined that the woods were full of monsters ready to make their assault upon the house at any moment. For the most part, though, life was pretty drab. Then one morning a long, black sedan pulled up into the yard and parked next to the old man's pickup. A sophisticated lady in a business suit got out of the car and opened the back door. A young boy with flaming, red hair got out and looked in…mehr

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Curly Joe's life had centered around the same tree for several years. He would often stare down into the valley and wonder what was beyond those trees on the other side of the field. Many times he had imagined that the woods were full of monsters ready to make their assault upon the house at any moment. For the most part, though, life was pretty drab. Then one morning a long, black sedan pulled up into the yard and parked next to the old man's pickup. A sophisticated lady in a business suit got out of the car and opened the back door. A young boy with flaming, red hair got out and looked in Curly Joe's direction. "This is where you will spend the summer," explained the lady in the business suit. "The Friedans will be your foster parents." As soon as he was unpacked, Pete was ready to untie Curly Joe and start exploring the woods. However, Mr. Friedan warned him about the squatter's cabin. "Legend has it that an old Indian died in there about a hundred and fifty years ago," explained Mr. Friedan. "Everyone who enters it never comes back."
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Eugene Oscar grew up in rural Montana. He became interested in birds at the age of twelve, when his next door neighbor gave him a pair of Java Rice Birds. Over the years, he has raised a variety of birds and is the author of "When The Rain Bird Sings." He has also raised his share of puppies and spent many glorious days romping with them in the back woods of Montana. At the age of ten, he spent a fun, filled summer with his grandparents and bonded with their dog, Curly. He became interested in writing at an early age. As a teenager, he often wrote short stories and poetry about the people around him. He graduated from Eastern Montana College and taught high school in rural Montana and North Dakota for several years. He currently lives in Taylor, Texas, with his wife, Dolores.