A Horse of Her Own
by Joanna Campbell
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A story about Penny's summer and love of a horse.Tags
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hpalmete Billy and Blaze is the first in a series of of beautifully illustrated books for children that chronicle the adventures of a boy named Billy and his horse Blaze.
A Horse of Her Own is a children's book that follows a young girl as she strives to nurture her love for and gift with horse.
Each is a wonderful way to immerse a child in the world of horses and the world of reading.
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It was a really cute story..perfect for horse lovers !
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Joanna Campbell is a pseudonym used by Jo Ann Simon who was born and raised in Norwalk, Connecticut. Campbell wrote in the evenings after spending days working a full time job for a small corporate importing company. Her first book, Love Once In Passing, an adult time travel romance, was published by Avon Books in November 1981, after which show more Campbell was contracted to write several more time travel adult novels. She was still writing adult novels, but was persuaded to write several horse books for Bantam. Because of the success of the Bantam books, A Horse of Her Own, and The Wild Mustang, she was approached several years later to write a four book series about Thoroughbred racing, and thus began the Thoroughbred Series. She wrote the first 14 books in the series, as well as Shadowbrook Farm and Battlecry Forever!. In 1996, she chose to focus on writing adult novels and let other writers take over writing all future Thoroughbred books. There are now several authors involved in continuing the series, which numbers over 50 and still bears the name of it's creator. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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