The Princess and the Foal
By Stacy Gregg
Can a frightened orphaned foal help a grieving princess find courage—and her calling?
moving · inspiring · heart-warming · courageous
Genres
What is The Princess and the Foal about?
When Princess Haya of Jordan loses her mother in a tragic accident, grief makes her withdraw from the people she loves. Then, on her birthday, her father gives her an orphaned foal. Caring for the frightened young horse helps Haya find courage, hope and a new sense of purpose. As their friendship deepens, she begins to dream of becoming an accomplished rider. Inspired by the childhood of Olympic equestrian Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, this is a moving story of healing and determination.
About the author
Stacy Gregg is a much-loved author from New Zealand who writes exciting stories about horses and friendship. Her popular series, The Pony Club Secrets, has inspired many young readers who love animals. Stacy grew up riding horses herself and uses her own experiences to create magical adventures for her characters.
Pages
319 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2014
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