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Carden, Karen. "Stories of Character and Courage." Christian Science Monitor, vol.
90 (May 28, 1998): B7. Comments about Riding Freedom are included in an essay about children's books featuring capable female protagonists. The reviewer says, "Adventure-seeking, horse-loving kids will revel in Riding Freedom."
Decker, Charlotte. "Mysteries, Fantasy, Science Fiction." Library Talk, vol. 11 (May/ June 1998): 26-29. Decker offers a positive review of Riding Freedom, the first book reviewed in this collection. She says, "The writing is smooth, and the plot is tight, with good characterizations," and summarizes that the "plot is the classic story of an oppressed person overcoming insurmountable odds to achieve her goals." Declaring that "it is too good a book to miss," reviewer comments that "Ryan has chronicled the life of this obscure person and has created a strong heroine and role model."
Edwards, Carol A. Review of Riding Freedom. School Library Journal, vol. 44 (March...
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