Pal the Pony
By R. A. Herman
Too little for the rodeo—but could Pal’s clever idea make him the ranch’s surprise star?
heart-warming · encouraging · cheerful · spirited
Genres
What is Pal the Pony about?
Pal is the smallest pony at the ranch, and he dreams of joining the exciting rodeo. But while the bigger horses race, jump and show off their skills, Pal is told he is too little to take part. Feeling disappointed, he wonders whether he has anything special to offer. Then an unexpected challenge gives Pal the chance to prove himself. With courage and a clever idea, this little pony discovers that being different can make him the perfect star of the ranch.
About the author
R. A. Herman is a children’s author who writes cheerful, easy-to-read stories for young readers. They are best known for The Littlest Pumpkin and the Pal the Pony books, including Pal and Sal and Pal Saves the Day. Herman’s stories often feature friendly animals, exciting little adventures and the importance of helping others. Their books are designed to encourage children to enjoy reading, follow a story and discover the fun that can be found in every page.
Pages
31 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1996
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