Dora at Follyfoot
By Monica Dickens
To save a lame horse, Dora risks Follyfoot’s future in a moonlit race.
Genres
What is Dora at Follyfoot about?
With the Colonel away, Dora and Steve are entrusted with Follyfoot Farm. Despite strict orders not to acquire more horses, Dora can't ignore Amigo, a lame, cream-coloured horse destined for hard labour. Determined to save him, she borrows money from the cunning Ron Stryker. To repay the debt, someone from Follyfoot must triumph in the Moonlight Pony Steeplechase.
About the author
Monica Dickens was a much-loved British author who wrote exciting and heartwarming stories for children. She is well known for her book 'The House at World's End', which is part of the World's End series. Monica loved animals and adventure, and these passions shine through in her wonderful books, making them fun for readers of all ages.
Pages
183 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2011
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