Blackjack: Dreaming of a Morgan Horse (Morgan Horse Series, Book 1)

Mrs. Feld has a true gift in capturing the imagination and engaging the reader. It is not always easy to find a set of books that will be read willingly by preteens! Kudos to Mrs. Feld on her delightful Morgan Horse Series. - Jenefer Igarashi, Senior Editor, The Old Schoolhouse Magazine Heather Richardson loves horses more than anything—and she can't stop dreaming about a magnificent black Morgan horse she has never seen before. So when she discovers that the horse from her dreams is real, Heather can hardly believe her luck. The horse's name is Blackjack, and from the moment they meet, a special friendship begins. With the guidance of Blackjack's kind owner, Heather learns to ride, care for her horse, and compete in horse shows. As her confidence grows, so does the bond between girl and horse. But just when everything seems perfect, unexpected events separate Heather from the horse she loves. Determined not to give up, Heather embarks on a journey filled with courage, perseverance, and hope as she tries to reunite with Blackjack before it is too late. Filled with memorable characters, exciting horse-show adventures, and the timeless connection between a girl and her horse, Blackjack is a heartwarming story about friendship, determination, and following your dreams. Perfect for young horse lovers, this unforgettable first book in the Morgan Horse series will leave readers eager to discover what happens next. Winner of the national book award, "Children's Choices" co-sponsored by the International Reading Association and The Children's Book Council! An Accelerated Reader Book The inspiration for the Breyer Animal Creations Blackjack model horse. Sold with a copy of the award-winning book.
ASIN: 0970900287
VSKU: BVV.0970900287.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Ellen F. Feld|Jeanne Mellin;Jeanne Mellin|Eleven & Company
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use