Dream Riders: Frankie
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Dream Riders: Frankie
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Dream Riders: Frankie
Without a saddle or bridle, all that’s left is the truth. Dream Riders is an exciting new middle-grade series about horses, friendship, and being true to yourself.
Frankie's dream is more like a nightmare when her new horse turns out to be Zen – a shaggy, disobedient clown of a pony, who will totally wreck her chances of fitting in at Pony Club in her new town. Zen is everything Frankie doesn’t want – until the magnetic horse whisperer Shannon shows her just what Zen could be if ridden freely.
Natural horsemanship opens up a whole new way of riding and a whole new world of connection between Zen and Frankie. But Frankie’s dad is getting more depressed after her parents’ divorce, star rider and star mean girl Violet has it in for Frankie, and her best friend Kai is keeping a secret.
Then Shannon announces she’s closing down her riding centre. Frankie’s got an idea that could save it … but can she and Zen rise to the challenge?
Series: Dream Riders
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Dream Riders: Frankie is praised for appealing to both horse enthusiasts and a broader audience by addressing contemporary issues such as same-sex relationships, family breakdowns, technology addiction, and bullying. The book features relatable characters and subplots, making it suitable for readers from age ten and up. Set in an engaging Australian backdrop, it is recommended for fans of horse stories and those looking for depth and character development.
Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781760650513
Publisher: Walker Books Australia
Format: Paperback / softback
Date Published: 01 May 2019
Country: Australia
Imprint: Walker Books Australia
Audience: Children
DIMENSIONS
Width: 133.0mm
Height: 200.0mm
Weight: 230g
Pages: 240
About the Author
Laura Bloom grew up in Sydney, reading constantly and dreaming of becoming a writer. Now she lives in a small country town with her family and lots of animals, writing novels for children and adults. Her books have been short-listed for awards and sold in many countries. Her latest novel for young readers, Mika and Max – about a girl who meets a boy who makes her see everything differently – is also published by Walker.
Jesse Blackadder was a horse-mad city kid who wanted to be a vet. She was that girl who postered her bedroom with horses and crowded her dressing table with prancing plastic ponies. She finally became a horse owner when she moved to the country as an adult. Jesse is the winner of several literary awards and has published novels for adults and children, including Paruku The Desert Brumby, based on the true story of a group of wild Australian brumbies that became endurance racehorses in Dubai.
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