HARRY THE CAMEL lives in the sand dunes of Dubai, and he often watches from a distance as the beautifully sleek race horses at the track run their laps. He laments that his back isn't as smooth as theirs and wonders how much faster he could run without his bulky old hump.

The story of how the Djinn In Charge Of All Deserts turned to lazy camel's "hrumph" into a hump so he could work for three days without stopping for water.

This story beautifully depicts the concept of means versus ends. It's always better to approach our work with sincerity and honesty rather than searching for quick and easy solutions that may ultimately cause more harm than good.

SPUR AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR ROD MILLER “Miller’s solid historical research is bound to win him a lifetime of dedicated fans . . . and I am one of those fans.”—Loren D. Estleman, author of The Ballad of Black Bart RAWHIDE ROBINSON RIDES A DROMEDARY: THE TRUE TALE OF A WILD WEST CAMEL CABALLERO Rawhide Robinson sails across the sea to help the Army acquire camels for military service in the desert Southwest. With Major Benjamin Wayne and Ensign Ian Scott, our ordinary cowboy teams up with camel trainer Harry and his precocious orphaned niece Hurry to fight off the evil Hasan Hussein and his henchman Balaban to fulfill their mission. Back in America, the ungainly camels cause nothing but upheaval. Army and civilian packers claim the camels are no match for their mules, and a desert challenge is mounted. Will Harry and Hurry and Rawhide Robinson convince the army that camels are the way to go? Find out as an ordinary cowboy becomes a camel caballero.

This graphic adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's tale relates how a djinn punished the camel's laziness by giving him a hump.