juvenile fiction

Stevie, Carole, and Lisa are thrilled when they get the chance to attend the American Horse Show in New York City.

Lisa struggles over whether to replace her friends Stevie and Carole in the Saddle Club when their responsibilities at Pine Hollow keep them away.

Upon learning that their riding instructor is in serious financial trouble, three friends drum up new business for him and arrange a riding demonstration starring themselves.

Twelve-year-old Robert Henry Hendershot runs away from home to become a drummer boy for the Union Army. While his company prepares for the Battle of Fredericksburg, he sneaks across the Rappahannock and captures a Rebel soldier.

Grant and Christina investigate the disappearance of a racehorse and two jockeys when they tag along with Mimi and Papa to the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Kentucky.

Christina and Grant travel to Jamestown, Virginia, where they learn about colonial America and try to solve a mystery involving an archaeologist accused of stealing bones.

Ten-year-old Arly places himself in great danger when he joins in the rescue operation to free his friend Floyd Collins who has become trapped in a cave in Kentucky in 1925.

Since cutting off her wings to save Never Land, Rani, a water-talent fairy, feels out of place with the fairies and wonders if she should live with the mermaids instead.

The Petersons try to find the perfect home for a special little Black Labrador puppy named Shadow, even though they'd like to keep him themselves.

To earn a badge during "Be Kind to Animals Week," Molly opens her house to a variety of needy creatures, but must then ask the Pee Wee Scouts to help her find permanent homes for her temporary pets. Includes facts about some endangered species and what children can do to help save them.