Donkeys Books to Read Free Online

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Pick fiction or non-fiction, then a genre, then a topic inside it. A book can sit in more than one genre.

The full library classification — every book has exactly one, more granular than Genre. Different counts for a same-named bucket here vs. Genre reflect two different systems, not an error.

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Sylvester and the magic pebble

William Steig

1969 ★ 4.8

Horse power

Juliet Clutton-Brock

1992

Wild, free-roaming burros

Mark Zarn

1977

Little Burro

Jim Arnosky

2013

Platero y yo

Juan Ramón Jiménez

1917 ★ 3.0

The donkey that went too fast

David Orme

2005

The magic donkey

Adam Pio

1990

The House at Pooh Corner

A. A. Milne

1928 ★ 4.4

The uninvited donkey

Anne H. White

1957

Paul Gallico's The small miracle

Barton, Bob

2003

Crash Bang Donkey!

Jill Newton

2010

Donkey on the doorstep

Lucy Daniels

1995

The Wisdom of Donkeys

Andy Merrifield

2008

Captain

Sam Angus

2014

Goat and Donkey in Strawberry Sunglasses

Simon Puttock

2007

Saving Simon

Jon Katz

2014

My uncle's donkey

Tohby Riddle

2010

Wonky Donkey

K. Paul, Jonathan Long

1999

Bim,

Albert Lamorisse

1973

The miller, the boy, and the donkey

Jean de La Fontaine

1969

No More Eee-orrh!

Lydia Monks

2006

The donkey's gift

Thomas M. Coffey

1984

The donkey's dream

Barbara Berger

1985

Little Donkey and the Birthday Present (Little Donkey)

Rindert Kromhout

2007

Ruby the donkey

Mirabel Cecil

1980

Running with Sherman

Christopher McDougall

2019

The horse and its relatives

Richard Lydekker

1912

Santiago's command

Kim Lawrence

2013 ★ 4.0

Donkey-donkey

Roger Duvoisin

1968 ★ 5.0

Why is the sky blue?

Sally Grindley

1996

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