Candice Parker is overjoyed to lease her first horse. But when the horse’s owner, Kate Patrick, becomes jealous, Candice begins to regret the decision. Walking away isn’t an option, though. Candice already loves the pony. She needs to figure out a way to fit in with the older girls before it’s too late. Will she be able to keep the lease, and be invited to join the Horse Club?
Kate Patrick is bothered to watch someone else ride her beloved horse, especially precious little Candice Parker. When fear issues keep Kate from bonding with her new horse, she considers selling him. Then cute Josh Thompson offers to help her ride. But after the Valentine's dance, her best friend claims him for herself. Unfortunately, Kate has some tough choices to make.
Lisa Morgan explores the complex emotions kids face today. She delves into fear issues, jealousy, fitting in, and social issues. Recommended reading level-age 8 and up.
Review from Holly Hudspeth--Advanced level event rider and CP Level IV Instructor: A must read for all horse-crazy kids that is hard to put down. The book relates to every aspect of life through the wonderful lessons we learn from horses. I also recommend this book to grown adults like myself.....it brings back wonderful memories.
Kate Patrick is bothered to watch someone else ride her beloved horse, especially precious little Candice Parker. When fear issues keep Kate from bonding with her new horse, she considers selling him. Then cute Josh Thompson offers to help her ride. But after the Valentine's dance, her best friend claims him for herself. Unfortunately, Kate has some tough choices to make.
Lisa Morgan explores the complex emotions kids face today. She delves into fear issues, jealousy, fitting in, and social issues. Recommended reading level-age 8 and up.
Review from Holly Hudspeth--Advanced level event rider and CP Level IV Instructor: A must read for all horse-crazy kids that is hard to put down. The book relates to every aspect of life through the wonderful lessons we learn from horses. I also recommend this book to grown adults like myself.....it brings back wonderful memories.
