Mistwalker (2008)

by Terri Farley

Series: Phantom Stallion: Wild Horse Island (7)

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Darby doesn't understand how her mother, who grew up on Wild Horse Island, ever could have left. Now that Ellen Carter has come back to the island to visit, Darby hopes her mom won't want to leave again. But Darby's grandfather and mother can't stop fighting, and Ellen wants to take her daughter back to California. When Darby finds a wild mare in the rain forest, she hatches a plan to convince her mom to stay—but will it work? Or will Darby have to leave the new home and wild horses she loves?… (more)

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Mistwalker

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2008

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Moku Lio Hihiu, Hawaii

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This book is dedicated to Mervina Cash-Kaeo Esq., whose explanation of ho'oponopono over a great Hawaiian breakfast inspired the salvation of more than one friendship; to Dr. Janet Six who introduced me to the ruins of Hawaiian sugar plantations; and to Lisa Harper for emergency medical knowledge and an uncanny ability to enter my world of "what if?"

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Mom loves Hawaii.

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Darby doesn't understand how her mother, who grew up on Wild Horse Island, ever could have left. Now that Ellen Carter has come back to the island to visit, Darby hopes her mom won't want to leave again. But Darby's grandfather and mother can't stop fighting, and Ellen wants to take her daughter back to California. When Darby finds a wild mare in the rain forest, she hatches a plan to convince her mom to stay—but will it work? Or will Darby have to leave the new home and wild horses she loves?

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