Back in the Saddle (Pine Hollow, Book 12)

by Bonnie Bryant

Pine Hollow (Book 12)

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If only the Pine Hollow girls could be as good at relationships as they are at riding horses. After scoring well on the PSATs, Carole is finally getting some of the privileges back from before she was grounded. Even though she can't work or see her friends as much as she used to, her dad is letting her go to Pine Hollow four days a week, which means she gets to see Ben. Since returning from California, Lisa and Alex haven't been the same. They decide to take a "break" from their show more relationship, but what does that really mean? Meanwhile, Stevie's first assignment on the school paper is about marriage. It's not exactly hard-hitting journalism, but she just may learn a thing or two about romance while writing it. show less

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Children's book author Bonnie Bryant was born and raised in New York City. She became interested in horses as a child when she spent her summers in Massachusetts near a field of horses. She graduated from Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin and returned to New York City to work for Scholastic, Inc. In 1983, she began writing books and her show more early works were written using her married name, B. B. Hiller. These books included Rent a Third Grader and novelizations of such movies as The Karate Kid, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Big, and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. In 1986, she was approached by Bantam to write four books "about girls and horses," which eventually became The Saddle Club series written as Bonnie Bryant. She is also the author of the Pony Tails series and Pine Hollow series. (Bowker Author Biography) show less

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Stevie Lake; Lisa Atwood; Carole Hanson
First words
"Thanks for the ride, Stevie," Scott Forester said as he undid his seat belt and crawled out of the backseat of the small two-door car, tilting his broad shoulders sideways to squeeze through the narrow opening.
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(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)And maybe, just maybe, it's at least some kind of start.

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Fiction and Literature, Tween, Children's Books, Teen, Kids
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808.8310836Literature & rhetoricLiterature, rhetoric & criticismCompositionLiterature CollectionsCollections of fictionShort storiesCollections
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PZ10.3 .F22 .B793Language and LiteratureFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction and juvenile belles lettresJuvenile belles lettres
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