Stevie: The Inside Story (Saddle Club(R)) (1999)

by Bonnie Bryant

Series: Saddle Club: The Inside Story (Book 1), Saddle Club (The Inside Story 1)

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Stevie has one last chance to redeem her failing grades, by writing a report explaining why she hasn't been studying for the last few months, and her friends want to help by giving their side of the story through encouraging e-mails, personal essays, and phone calls.

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Stevie Lake is in trouble. Big trouble. She's failing classes, and if she doesn't pull her grades up fast it means summer school and, worst of all, no riding.

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1999

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Stephanie "Stevie" Lake

Lisa Atwood

Carole Hanson

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Willow Creek, Virginia, USA

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Stevie has one last chance to redeem her failing grades, by writing a report explaining why she hasn't been studying for the last few months, and her friends want to help by giving their side of the story through encouraging e-mails, personal essays, and phone calls.

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