Access Mystic And Blaze (Pony Club Secrets, #1-2) Translated By Stacy Gregg Accessible As Mobi

so took me back to my childhood, growing up reading Jill's Gymkhana and all the English pony books I could get my hands on.
But this is even better because it is current and

Kiwi,
There is plenty of horsey detail and enough adventure to keep the pages turning, The best and worst personalities from the pony club world live between these covers which makes this very relatable, There is even a horse with the same name as mine although my Kismet was a cheeky chestnut alpha mare rather than the more restrained sounding grey in the stories.
With the TV series based on these books about to hit the screens, they will be a popular read for the ponymad reader.
These books were both good, When I saw the cover I thought that it would be a cheesy pony book about pony club students but they weren't that bad.
I love them. Since the books are the beginning of a series they started the series off perfectly, even though they were sad, I loved all of the imaginative descriptions and the characters had unique personalities, I am going to keep reading the series until I finish it, I own this bindup book and it's ideal! Much cheaper that two single books too, . . As a young girl living in New Zealand Stacy Gregg wanted to be two things when she grew up a horse rider and a writer.
She now considers herself very, very lucky to be both at once!Becoming a writer was the easy part all she needed was an exercise book and a pen.
Stacy wrote loads of poetry and short stories at school and then became a journalist, writing features for magazines and newspapers and working as a fashion writer v.
glamorous and lots of fun! before her first book in the Pony Club Secrets series was published in, Extract from authors web page As a young girl living in New Zealand Stacy Gregg wanted to be two things when she grew up a horse rider and a writer.
She now considers herself very, very lucky to be both at once!Becoming a writer was the easy part all she needed was an exercise book and a pen.
Stacy wrote loads of poetry and short stories at school and then became a journalist, writing features for magazines and newspapers and working as a fashion writer v.
glamorous and lots of fun! before her first book in the Pony Club Secrets series was published in, Extract from author's web page sitelink,