We use the audio books to keep us all amused during long journeys.Our daughters (5 and 3 and a half) especially like them. We usually get them from the library and buy the ones that we have really liked. This tale is very funny and is, as always, enjoyed more because it's read by the author. Mr Erickson quite obviously enjoys doing the voices of all the charachters which I could never recreate having a British accent! Try the one eyed killer stud horse too!
August 08, 2008

Hank the Cowdog

Poor Slim all he does is work. Now he has to fix the windmill so it can get the water for the cows. Something goes wrong when a sudden storm comes up and Slim is stranded. Can Hank save the day?
July 10, 2008

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We as a family love Hanky and all his friends. We listen to him on long road trips. It makes the time go fast. The kids love him and the adults enjoy the humor. Keep writing!
April 03, 2008

I Love Hank

I started reading Hank to my daughter when she was 3. I figured if she was going to grow up with an accent it would, darn it, be west Texan. We're still reading them 8 years later. She goes to sleep every night listening to one of th CDs. I'm pretty sure John Erickson was a dog in his previous life because he seems to have caught their thinking processes perfectly.
December 24, 2007

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