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Luisa is new to the class, and she’s really happy to be going to pony school – or, at least, she would be if it weren’t for cheeky Finn. He never misses a chance to tell her how dangerous the animals are. Then Luisa finds that she’s down to look after the ponies next weekend! What a good thing Marie and Anne are there, too – because they know there’s absolutely no need for anyone to be frightened of pony mum, Lotta, and her frisky son, Lars the foal. And Finn should look out, too, because he will certainly get what’s coming to him!
The third book in the popular Pony School series.
| 6 +
Some small wild horses are coming up for auction at Merfield Brake. That’s something Millie - who has recently become a huge horse fan – naturally cannot miss. Off she sets, right into the middle of the wild herd – and there it is: HER horse! Will her bid really win her the little stallion? And if it does, where is he to live? And what does a little horse like him eat? It’s all so exciting!
The latest from Millie, every little girl’s best friend and just made for beginning readers.
| 6 +
Franz has got problems again: Gabi has recently gone mad over horses and spends so much time with her friend Sandra that she has none left for him. Franz is so jealous, he tells Gabi he can ride and shows off with things he’s learnt from an old horse book of his mother. But then it looks like Gabi is sure to find the whole thing out because a friend of her father is soon to open a riding stable where the children can take free lessons. | 8 +
Who can see Ingo the flamingo, Mat the cat, or Kellogg the dog ? This amusing picture book has plenty of challenges for young explorers since there’s always one animal that’s a little bit different from the norm. We see a pug in a tutu dancing through town, a horse flying across the sky like Superman, and a jellyfish playing the trumpet. The message here is very clear: Be yourself and no one else, use your own voice, that’s the only choice. You can, you may - hurray, hurray, that’s what we say!
A different approach to learning about animals
Great fun for small discoverers
| 24 months +
13-year-old Lina lives in the mountains with her father and brother. When she is given the mare Fjella, it seems as if her happiness is complete. However, the caramel-coloured pony is beyond unusual, and has a horny place between her ears... Soon not only Fjella but also Lina and her friend David are in danger – for Fjella is very special, and unfortunately the wrong people get wind of this.
| 10 +
A horse of her own! For that, Emily would even appear on a quiz show, even though she’s far happier fixing old mixers and toasters than mixing with people. And then opportunity knocks for Emily when she actually comes up trumps in a quiz and makes her dream come true. But now there’s something wrong with Runa, her mare. She’s sad; Emily immediately senses that because she has a special bond with animals … it’s almost as though she could talk to them. And Emily knows that she is the only one who can help her pony.
Sensitively and movingly told: In Emily’s world, intuition counts more than words
For every girl who’s crazy about horses and children, and loves books about special friendships
Filled with wonderfully atmospheric illustrations by Verena Körting.
| 9 +
Ava is looking forward to the holidays. But there’s so much to do: just as they’re preparing for the pony day, Soraya suddenly falls ill. Ava is terribly worried. She can’t bear the thought of losing another beloved pony, so wraps the blind mare up in cotton wool. But that in turn does more harm than good to their relationship. And then someone comes creeping up through the woods, bent on causing trouble…
A story from the heart.
A fantastic pony adventure about friendship and sticking together.
The author herself owns and rides a blind pony | 11 +
Ever since having to give up her pony, 12-year-old Ava is so sad that she decides to have nothing more to do with horses or riding ever again. But then she meets the blind Lusitano mare Soraya, and to her great surprise, Soraya will trust only Ava. With the aid of Soraya’s owners, old Silvester and his granddaughter Elsie, Ava deals with her fear of commitment and allows herself to become fond of Soraya. And so the foundations for a lifelong friendship between girl and horse are laid.
A wonderful – addictive – story to start off the series
Touching and with lots of honest emotion
Perfect for girls 11+ | 11 +
Miri is in despair: just before Christmas, she discovers that her parents’ riding school is in financial difficulties. Will most of their Icelandic ponies have to be sold? Miri and her friends Jule and Fiona decide to help out, and organise a big Christmas market. When news reaches them of a legendary treasure-trove, the threesome set off to find it. Can they save the riding school and the Christmas market? | 9 +
Mara is being allowed to take riding lessons – on a proper horse. But she still pays a daily visit to her “secret pony”, the old mare Mimi-Mathilda. When her neighbour tells Mara that her daughter used to ride Mimi-Mathilda in lots of gymkhanas, Mara can’t help thinking that she could do that, too! Another episode in the series of warm, funny books about the great friendship between an old pony and a little girl. Two double pages of pictures in the middle section give eager young readers a short reading break.
•\x09Volume 2 in the warm, funny pony series
•\x09Bright, amusing pictures
| 7 +
Sophie visits her aunt at the pony stables. She finds there’s lots of work to do there! Sophie helps to muck out the stable and groom and feed the ponies and she learns the different species of pony and the names of the ponies’ different colour coats. She watches the vaulting and is allowed to sit on her favourite pony when she goes out on a hack. But best of all is that she gets to see a foal being born and is allowed to name the little pony!
| 3 +
A new story for horse-mad girls by bestselling author Ursel Scheffler.
| 7 +
Moving to a new house doesn’t seem so bad, after all, when Mara sees a pony standing in next door’s garden. Mara christens the pony Mimi and visits it every day. Mara and Mimi soon get used to each other, but one day Mara finds Mimi without any hay or water in her stable. Who normally looks after her?
A wonderful first reading book about what most girls dream of: a pony in next door’s garden.
| 7 +
Aunt Elfi is planning to hold a Christmas market at the pony stables. All the children and neighbours are making a contribution. Paula comes up with the idea of using fir branches, red apples and straw stars to decorate the harvest crown from the harvest festival they held in the autumn. The result is a magnificent Christmas crown, which they hang from the barn rafters – a great advert for the Christmas market! On the eve of the first of Advent, the crown suddenly catches fire and the fire brigade only manages to put it out at the very last minute. Was it arson?
| 7 +
Alissa and Anna are really excited because they are entering the pony race with Mina. Only Fleck, Mina’s little foal, is not allowed to take part. But Fleck won’t be separated from Mina and insists on running after her. When the day of the race dawns, everyone is in for a big surprise! A new adventure with Fleck the pony, the favourite of beginning reader girls who are mad about ponies.
| 7 +
Every page has a slider that can be pulled in and out to change the pictures. So there’s lots more to be discover about the farm than can be seen at first glance – as well as some funny surprises!
With the Pull & Discover series, children aged 18 months and over playfully get to know their environment, while the subjects and illustrations encourage them to start learning to talk.
| 24 months +
Heart-warming and amusing. Large print for easy reading.
| 8 +
Jana is away on her first holiday at the pony stables and Felix wins a rocking horse and has an exciting adventure with some mediaeval knights. Prince Kunibert is disgusted because the King has sold his favourite pony without a by your leave – just because she isn’t very pretty and she’s a little bit stubborn. Kunibert is determined to demand his pony back. But that turns out to be far more difficult than he thought!
| 4 +
Friendship, fun and horses: a great book to settle down with that’s filled with humour, warmth and imagination.
| 8 +
Elf princess Eyela used to own one of the five magic mirrors of the land of the elves. But the mirror broke when she tumbled from her horse during the grand summer tournament. Since then, disaster has befallen the land of the elves. Leonora the magician sends Eyela and her best friend, Feya, to Oracle Mountain, where they are to find a magic jewel that will replace the mirror and restore peace to the country.
Due for release in spring 2018: bayala® New Adventures in The Land of the Elves.
| 6 +
The pair let it rain roses and bathe the secret chamber in the most beautiful colours. But then the spells become more difficult – and the two young elves are normally only allowed to do magic under supervision. But Eyela is over-confident and casts a spell on some of the old, wise elves. Unfortunately for here, though, they know the spells in the book and are both astonished and angry. No one is permitted to enter the secret chamber and the book of spells was thought to have disappeared. Have Eyela and Feya uncovered an old secret belonging to the sun elves?
| 7 +
A spectacular tournament is held in the land of the elves every summer. At last, Princess Eyela and her best friend, Feya, are old enough to take part. As a lucky charm, the princess has brought along her magic mirror, a precious memento of her parents. But then something awful happens during the tournament: Eyela tumbles off her horse and her magic mirror breaks. Then storm winds start raging across the land of the elves, over and over again, and curious things begin to happen. Are Eyela and her broken mirror to blame for these events?
| 6 +
•\x09A flying pony and a brave little girl everyone will love – a fantastic partnership
| 3 +
Lina has been five years old for far too long already (once she’s six she’ll be able to go to school at last) and Mats is three (he can’t remember how long he’s been that old). The pair are brother and sister and they’re as thick as thieves – and that’s a good thing because when Lina starts putting one of her ideas into practice, there’s usually excitement in store for both of them. And Lina has an idea for every situation! Her ideas involve real fire fighters, secret hiding places in the playground at nursery school, a runaway from the riding school on the edge of town and the digger-dumper driver from the building site next door…
| 3 +
There’s to be a pony fancy dress party at Aunt Elfie’s pony stables, where the pony with the best costume will win a prize. Paula and Sina are finding it almost impossible to decide how to dress up their ponies: as Indian horses, circus horses or magical unicorns? But then Paula has the best idea of all – she decides to turn her pony, Comet, into a fairy-tale dragon – that way they are sure to win! But when the big day arrives, they are in for a very big surprise.
Büchersterne learn-to-read books for reception class and year 2 children: large print, short paragraphs and lots of pictures to help beginning readers understand the words.
| 7 +
Paula and Sina are allowed to help Aunt Elfie at her pony stables. They teach the new riding pupils how to groom and saddle a pony and clean its hooves. And she even lets them lead a short hack! But on the ride, they discover farmer Bolt’s cow in a remote meadow with a newly born calf. But why can’t the runaway cow and calf get up on their feet? Paula urgently needs to fetch help.
Büchersterne learn-to-read books for reception class and year 2 children: large print, short paragraphs and lots of pictures to help beginning readers understand the words.
| 7 +
There are lots of animals to see and hear in the petting zoo. They neigh and quack and baa and bleat! The children can touch the chick’s soft down, the goat’s rough fur and the little lamb’s woolly coat. And the really special thing is that when they stroke an animal, it makes the proper sound. With different touch elements and deceptively realistic animal sounds.
| 24 months +
| 3 +