Barbara M. Lockhart Books

Mosey s field

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Mosey has a napping place in the middle of a corn field. When the field is prepared for the summer's crop of corn, Mosey can't find his spot. As the corn grows and the field changes, so do Mosey's...

Once a pony time at Chincoteague

By Lynne N. Lockhart

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An elderly couple must decide what to do with the pony they win in a raffle when they visit Chincoteague Island and witness the annual pony round-up.

Requiem for a summer cottage

By Barbara M. Lockhart

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"Set on Maryland's Eastern Shore during the 1970s and '80s, Barbara Lockhart's first novel tells the story of a family living on an isolated farm, dealing with the ties of love and pain that bind a...

Elizabeth s field

By Barbara M. Lockhart

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Elizabeth's Field is the story of the free black population living on Maryland's Eastern Shore in a county known for the birthplace of Harriet Tubman. Elizabeth, a free woman of Indian and African-...

Circle the Moon

By Barbara M. Lockhart

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Read to Me Talk with Me

By Barbara M. Lockhart

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Night Is Young

By Barbara Lockhart

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Elizabeth s Field

By Barbara Lockhart

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