Snag Riding Rescue (Magic Ponies, #6) Written By Sue Bentley Accessible In Publication

onesitting read. I love to read cute little kids books to get me out of a reading slump.
They remind me where my love for reading started in the first place, and this one did just that! this is a collection of "short" stories that

i enjoyed a lot this book is not as good as thest it's almost the same as thest but with a different girl it's OKAY but not the best.
Don't ask why I read it, The only reason it got a two star is because it is good for it's target ofyear old girls who believe in weird flying horses.

I think I only read it because my mum read it to help get to her Target ofbooks A origem destes potros de baixo tamanho é a Europa!!!
After a horsebackriding scare, Gina has lost all her confidence and wants nothing more to do with riding.
But when magic pony Comet turns up at the pony rescue center that her mom runs, Gina discovers that her love of horses comes cantering back! Sue was born in Northampton where she still lives.
For many years she worked for Northamptonshire libraries and remains a passionate supporter of Public Libraries.
Sue loves everything about books, the feel of them, their smell, the way they look. And has a habit of matching a bookmark to the cover of each book shes reading.
The process of reading, the feel of the book, carrying it around in her shoulder bag, sitting in favourite cafes reading all make for a complete sensory experience.
Browsing bookshops old and new, talking all things bookish with other book lovers, spending time with other writers and meeting with fans of her own books at author events are her favourite things.
That and eating good quality dark chocolate, while writing, Sue was born in Northampton where she still lives, For many years she worked for Northamptonshire libraries and remains a passionate supporter of Public Libraries.
Sue loves everything about books, the feel of them, their smell, the way they look. And has a habit of matching a bookmark to the cover of each book she's reading.
The process of reading, the feel of the book, carrying it around in her shoulder bag, sitting in favourite cafes reading all make for a complete sensory experience.
Browsing bookshops old and new, talking all things bookish with other book lovers, spending time with other writers and meeting with fans of her own books at author events are her favourite things.
That and eating good quality dark chocolate, while writing, sitelink.