The New Yorker | “My Friend Flicka”: A Book About Horses That Is a Book About First Love The New Yorker Ken McLaughlin—a dreamy, distracted, imaginative child who lives on a horse-breeding ranch in Wyoming—is the ten-year-old protagonist of “My Friend Flicka,” a children's book by Mary O'Hara, first published in 1940. O'Hara, who was a successful ... |
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