Horse sitters
By Bonnie Bryant
Horse-sitting seems easy—until unexpected trouble tests The Saddle Club’s business and friendship.
entertaining · adventurous · heart-warming · horse-loving
Genres
What is Horse sitters about?
Lisa, Stevie and Carole are desperate for new riding equipment, but The Saddle Club has no money to spare. When Stevie suggests looking after other people’s horses for cash, the friends set up a horse-sitting business. Caring for different horses sounds easy, but each one has its own needs and challenges. As the girls juggle customers, responsibilities and their friendship, they discover that running a business takes more than enthusiasm—and that even experienced riders can find themselves in unexpected trouble.
About the author
Bonnie Bryant is a popular children’s author best known for The Saddle Club series, which follows friends who love horses, riding and adventures at Pine Hollow Stables. She has written more than one hundred books about horses, including Saddle Club Super Editions and the Pony Tails series. Her stories are full of friendship, teamwork and exciting challenges, making them a favourite choice for readers who enjoy animal stories and big adventures.
Pages
137 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1996
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