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"Go and see Linda McCormack! She's a very clever woman. She knows the answer to everything." Sean Murphy is happy to hear this.            I've read "The Clever Woman" published from Helbling Readers. This book was about a man who wanted to relax, but couldn't relax because his family is always noisy in the house. He asked Linda McCormack for advice. She told him to get chiken, goose, and goat into his house. Then the house got more noisier. She told Mr Murphy to get the animals out, and after he did that, his family's noises didn't bothered him anymore.             I don't know that if this book is good. What this book is trying to tell is, "If you can't change the enviornment, you have to change yourself". I think this is kind of crusial. Just let the man relax. Puchta, H.(2007). The Clever Woman.

"Ha!Ha!Ha! Your people always tell the truth? Do you really think so, Wise Owl? Do you think that they never tell lies?" laughs Strong Buffalo. wise Owl is quiet. Again he looks up at the sky. Then he looks at a tree on the other side. "Yes, I think so." I read "Fireball's Heart" published from Helbring  Readers. This book doesn't have the happiest ending in the world. It's about telling the truth. Two Chief from their each prairie was betting if Dark Eyes, a man from Wise Owl's prairie. The bet were if Dark Eyes would ever lie in one week, because Wise Owl said his people would never lie. Dark Eyes meets a woman named Blue Feather. They spend time together, but one day, Blue Feather tells Dark Eyes she has an ill. To cure the ill, she had to eat the heart of the best horse on prairie. The best horse was Fireball, witch was Chief Wise Owl's favorite horse. He chose to save Blue Feather, by killing Fireball and getting his heart. N