The Brown Donkey Goes To The Races - Molloy, Margaret
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Tim is a brown donkey who lives in a lovely green meadow with other animals. He loves Fay and Don who are his great friends. His burning ambition is to win the donkey race and get the big shiny trophy as the prize. He starts the race in fine form but discovers halfway through that an obstacle is in his way. His quick decision and good judgment save the day and the race. He gets into a pickle later when he gets stuck in a stream, but with help from friends he is rescued. The story's theme is that dreams can come true with practice and some help. It shows how obstacles can be overcome with a little foresight.…mehr

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Tim is a brown donkey who lives in a lovely green meadow with other animals. He loves Fay and Don who are his great friends. His burning ambition is to win the donkey race and get the big shiny trophy as the prize. He starts the race in fine form but discovers halfway through that an obstacle is in his way. His quick decision and good judgment save the day and the race. He gets into a pickle later when he gets stuck in a stream, but with help from friends he is rescued. The story's theme is that dreams can come true with practice and some help. It shows how obstacles can be overcome with a little foresight.
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Margaret Molloy is the author of three books: Agnes Morrogh-Bernard: Foundress of Foxford Woollen Mills published in 2014. Martin Sheridan: Mayo's Famous Son 1881-1918 published in 2018. The Brown Donkey published in 2021. She is the co-author with Professor Peter Reid, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen of Church and State: Censorship and Political Interference in the Libraries of County Mayo in The Journal of Library and Information History 2013 [Online] at www.tandfonline.com. She has also written for Ireland's Own, Ireland's Eye, The Irish Catholic, The Western People, The Mayo News and The Connaught Telegraph. Margaret holds a BA in English and History, and an MSc in Library and Information Studies.