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From grieving to healing: a horse, a boy, and the power of friendship.Twelve-year-old Malachi Adams has always felt like an outsider. Ridiculed by his stepfather and bullied by his classmates because of his stutter, he finds solace in his dog, Sunny. After his mother takes Sunny to the vet to be euthanized, Mal is devastated he hasn't been given the opportunity to say goodbye.When Mal gets lost in the woods, he discovers an abandoned pregnant mare. Believing that Sunny has led him to this horse, Mal decides to care for her and keep her safe until she gives birth.After his classmate, Amelia, learns of Mal's secret, she offers to help. But even together, caring for a horse-and her newborn foal-is no easy task.This story will capture the hearts of animal lovers and anyone who has ever felt like an outsider.

A heartwarming tale of a girl's unwavering love for a horse After a week spent at horseback camp making friends and bonding with her favorite horse, Calypso, twelve-year-old Emily Edwards must say goodbye. But what will happen to Calypso when the summer ends and the camp returns the fiery chestnut to the horse dealer Emily suspects abused her? Emily refuses to abandon Calypso to an uncertain future. She must rescue her, but how? With a mysteriously absent mother and a father whose Multiple Sclerosis is getting worse, she has no money-or place-to keep a horse. Her plan will require hard work and help from her camp friends Katie and Ash, but with luck, Emily might just pull it off. If only she could work up the nerve to tell her family, which might need even more rescuing than Calypso. Emily Edwards to the Rescue is must-read for horse lovers and anyone who believes in the power of friendship and determination.

Twelve-year-old Emily Edwards is confident she has what it takes to become an accomplished equestrian. She's read every horse book in the library, watched countless how-to videos, and can name every Kentucky Derby winner since 1875. There's only one obstacle standing in the way of her success.She's never ridden a horse. When Emily wins an essay contest and is awarded a full scholarship to a week of horse camp, she's ready to impress the staff with her knowledge and skills. Unfortunately, the no-nonsense head instructor doesn't recognize the brilliance Emily knows she possesses. But that isn't Emily's only struggle. Learning how to make friends and be a friend may prove an even greater challenge than becoming an equestrian extraordinaire.

Sofia Ruiz adores her horse, Sundance, a gift from the grandmother who has cared for her during her mother's absence. Weeks before her eleventh birthday, her mother demands that she pack her things, forcing Sofia to leave Sundance behind. She's sent to live with the great-grandfather she barely knows. Anxious, lonely, and determined to be reunited with Sundance, Sofia searches for a way to return to her grandmother. After meeting the neighbor's miniature horses, Sofia is invited to join the Mini Whinnies Horse Club with quick-tempered Olivia, who uses crutches to walk, and her twin brother, Ryan, who's afraid of horses. As her horse and human friendships grow, Sofia wrestles with where she belongs. Will she ever see Sundance again? This heart-warming story about friendship and discovering family in unexpected places will inspire horse-lovers of all ages.