Friendly Foal - Mass Market Paperbound

by Dandi Daley Mackall (Author)

Saddle up with Winnie, a young horse trainer, as she teaches her new foal about unconditional love and trust--and learns that God can be trusted as well.

Nobody has ever needed Winnie before. But she already has a big problem of her own. The newborn foal has lost her mother, and the world doesn't look friendly. Winnie knows how the filly feels. It's been two years since Winnie lost her mom, and she still has trouble trusting humans. So why should the foal trust her? But time is running out.

Then Sal, a classmate, arrives with a little surprise--and a lesson about friendship that Winnie will never forget.

• Book 7 in the Winnie the Horse Gentler series
• Faith-based themes of God never giving up on us and always being with us
• Perfect for Christian kids and young horse lovers
• Includes a glossary of horse terms

Back Jacket

Stay right where you are! I''ll explain everything when I get there! I need you desperately, Winnie Willis!
Nobody has ever needed Winnie before. But she already has a big problem of her own. The newborn foal has lost her mother, and the world doesn''t look friendly. Winnie knows how the filly feels. It''s been two years since Winnie lost her mom, and she still has trouble trusting humans. So why should the foal trust her? But time is running out.
Then Sal, a classmate, arrives with a little surprise-and a lesson about friendship that Winnie will never forget. 9780842387248|JB|Note to self: Sometimes life is so unfair. For people-and for horses.
Winnie Willis has already answered eight horse e-mails for the Pet Help Line. Now she''s stumped. She can''t think of anything to tell someone whose biggest problem is that her parents care too much about her life. After all, Winnie''s dad has been so tied up lately with his inventions and his friend, " Madeline, that they''ve barely talked.
When a buckskin disappears from the run-down Happy Trails stable, Winnie and friend Kaylee investigate-and find out what it truly means to be "part of a herd."