Haas, Jessie

Following her mother's death in the early 1900s, thirteen-year-old Harry lives on Aunt Sarah's farm where an accident with her spirited colt leaves her a changed young woman.

Bramble the horse is just beginning her new life with her girl, Maggie. She doesn't always do what Maggie wants. She is a horse with ideas: "Neither of them should be boss all the time. There should be some give-and-take." The two friends learn their way around the neighborhood, the beach, and, most importantly, each other.

Finally given permission to have a horse of her own, Sarah looks at a series of Morgans and finds herself being scared, being bored, and falling in love with too many horses.

Twins Kiera and Fran have never agreed on anything but when their dream comes true and their father surprises them with a pony, they must learn to work together to care for their new pet.

Grandma Aggie tries to help her granddaughter Jane and the independent pony Popcorn, who were born on the same day, become riding partners.

Molly and her sister hope that their horse Scamper's costume will win a blue ribbon in the horse show, but some unexpected rainfall changes the situation. Includes information on horse shows.

When Stogie, Gramp's untamed horse, escapes during a storm, Lily and her horse Beware are the ones who bring Stogie home again.

Presents a collection of more than one hundred poems celebrating horses, from ancient to modern times.

Bramble the horse gets bored giving riding lessons, but regains her enthusiasm when she goes to live with a girl named Maggie.

When Radish the pony grows too big for the girls who own him, he goes to live at a horse camp where there are always new children for him to train.