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by Jeanne Mellin,Ellen F. Feld

ISBN: 0970900252
ISBN13: 978-0970900258
Language: English
Publisher: Willow Bend Publishing; 1 edition (February 1, 2006)
Pages: 204
Category: Pets and Animal Care
Subategory: Home and Hobby

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Ellen F. Feld (Goodreads Author), Jeanne Mellin (Illustrator). Robin, the fourth book in the Morgan Horse series, introduces the character of Karen Greene and her Morgan, the lovable Robin.

Ellen F. An avid horse-lover, Karen is traumatized by a traumatic riding accident

As with all the in the Morgan Horse series, this one is a pure delight to read. Feld weaves life lessons, horse sense, and a hefty dose of barrel racing information into the exciting plot

As with all the in the Morgan Horse series, this one is a pure delight to read. Feld weaves life lessons, horse sense, and a hefty dose of barrel racing information into the exciting plot. Bottom line: Young horse lovers will get lost in this story of friendship, horse sense, and adventure! - -Horseman's Yankee Pedlar.

Robin, the fourth book in the Morgan Horse series, introduces the character of Karen Greene and her Morgan, the lovable Robin. An avid horse-lover, Karen is traumatized by a traumatic riding accident. Can Heather, Nicholas, and the horses of Gallant Morgans help Karen overcome her fear so that she can once again enjoy her horse? This story also introduces Robin's sidekick, the adorable gray and white pinto Miniature Horse Rerun, and Champ, the small Dachshund puppy with a big attitude.

The Lovable Morgan Horse. Willow Bend Publishing. Goshen, Massachusetts. Published by Willow Bend Publishing. All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in part or in whole in any form. Cover design by Jeanne Mellin. This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people.

Only 12 left in stock (more on the way). Ellen Feld s knowledge of horses their care, breeding and showing is very evident and lends credibility to the plot

Only 12 left in stock (more on the way). Only 8 left in stock (more on the way). Ellen Feld s knowledge of horses their care, breeding and showing is very evident and lends credibility to the plot. Annie is the sixth in the popular series about horses. Two previous books have won awards and Annie has already received a bronze medal in the Moonbeam Children s Book Awards.

Book four in the 'Morgan Horse' adventure series, for ages 9-13. Award winning author Ellen Feld began her career in a subject far removed from horses. from the University of Massachusetts with a double major of Russian and Soviet and Eastern European Studies, Ms. Feld continued her studies with graduate work at Georgetown University where she focused on Russian Studies. Publisher: Willow Bend Publishing. Illustrator: Jeanne Mellin. Binding Type: Paperback (print). ISBN 13: 9780970900258. Teens who love horses will love the newest Feld book - Feld has a gift for capturing the imagination and engaging the reader. Interspersed within Robin are several situations that may confront any young teen. Robin: The Lovable Morgan Horse - eBook.

Winner - Parent-to-Parent Adding Wisdom Award for excellence in children's products!

Robin, the fourth book in the Morgan Horse series, introduces the character of Karen Greene and her Morgan, the lovable, sweet, and somewhat lazy Robin. Karen is a bit shy, and desperate for friends. When Robin gets a stone bruise and can't be ridden, the inexperienced rider gives in to peer pressure and rides a horse she knows she can't handle. When the horse bolts and Karen is injured, the girl is afraid to ride any horse - including Robin. Her parents decide to move Robin to Gallant Morgans in the hopes that Heather and Blackjack can help Karen overcome her new fears. Meanwhile, when one of the horses from Gallant Morgans is hurt while on a trail ride, the gang is determined to find who is responsible. Karen hopes to help solve the mystery until an unexpected blizzard hits and she is lost in the woods with Robin. Karen will have to depend on the deep bond she has with her Morgan if they are to survive the cold and snow.

This story also introduces Robin's sidekick, the adorable gray and white pinto Miniature horse Rerun, and Champ, the small Dachshund puppy with a big attitude.

Comments:

Gagas

My daughter and I BOTH love this entire series! We have learned so much about horses through these books and we have deepened our love and understanding of them. Each book in this series is full of adventure and excitement, you don't want to put it down, and yet everything in it is entirely appropriate for ALL ages. I'd highly recommend these books for any horse lover and we are waiting in anticipation for more! :)

GoodBuyMyFriends

Ellen Feld writes a believeable horse story. I have thoroughly enjoyed all the books I've read by her so far.

Virn

All I can say is, I wish I were a teenage girl again, because this series would have been on my bookshelf right up there with the Black Stallion series, the "Flicka" series, Marguerite Henry, and all the other horse books that were close to my heart. I recommend starting with "Blackjack" and reading the series through in order, as you can see the characters, both human and equine, grow and learn, and new characters add a new dimension, just as they do in real life. The best part is, as I can testify as an owner of 5 Morgans, the equine episodes in the books are realistic. Morgans really ARE like the horses in the books. And as a mother of 3 teenage girls in the past, I can also testify that the girls in the books are very much like the adolescent girls that filled my house all those years ago. Even though I am WELL beyond my teenage years, I can't wait for the next book in the series - I hope it is as exciting and uplifting as "Robin". Knowing this series, I am sure it will be!

kewdiepie

Granddaughter loves these books

Gio

I think I need one more for this series...
Love it

Shadowbourne

Like many pre-teens, I was horse-crazy as an adolescent. I loved horses, wanted a horse, and read every horse book I could find: Marguerite Henry, Black Beauty, and the Black Stallion books. I wish that Ellen Feld's Morgan Horse series had been available back then; I would have loved them. And judging by the fact that the series has twice won the prestigious Children's Choices award, lots of children do love them.

The newest book in the series is Robin: The Lovable Morgan Horse. In Robin, novice rider Karen Greene is goaded by other kids into riding a spirited horse that she can't handle. A terrible riding accident occurs, and after months of recovery Karen still has nightmares about it. She is afraid to ride again, but with the help of her gentle Morgan horse Robin, and the encouragement of Heather and other characters from the earlier books, Karen gradually overcomes her fears and faces challenges that test her courage and determination.

Ellen Feld's love of horses comes through on every page, drawing the reader into the world of horse ownership. The horses are real horses, with real personalities - each one different - and horse-loving tweens will fall for them in a big way. The story has just enough excitement to keep it interesting, without being overly frightening or suspenseful. The Morgan Horse Series would be a great addition to a school library.

Kerahuginn

Horse-centered adventures involving a skunk, a sleigh, a show, and a scary storm will delight the readers of this book, the fourth in Ellen Feld's "Morgan Horse" series.

It opens with a nightmare-inducing accident: When Karen rides the energetic but anxious Comet she doesn't have the experience to handle him, and a long hospital stay is the result. Will she ever again dare to ride Robin, her sweet and slightly lazy Morgan Horse? As the story unfolds, it tells of new friendships, new challenges, and the slow return of confidence.

Aiding Karen's recovery are some memorable characters. There's Chauncy, a wise and caring horse lover; Heather, a patient and supportive friend; and Champ, a seriously cute Dachshund puppy. You're quickly drawn into the story and find yourself willing Karen to overcome her fears and to rediscover the joy of riding.

Ellen Feld has been writing about horses for some fifteen years, and riding since she was a child. Throughout the book her knowledge and love of horses, especially Morgan Horses, is evident, and her careful research has ensured that the veterinary and other details are accurate. Six beautiful drawings enhance the lively text; my favourite shows Chauncy driving the spunky miniature horse Rerun at the Fall Finale Horse Show, while Karen and her friends look on admiringly.

This engaging story will be greatly enjoyed both by experienced riders (especially girls) and by those who dream of one day heading out on the trails or into the show ring with a horse of their own.

"Robin" is one of the most special books I've ever read. Almost all horse lovers have had their share of bumps and bruises while others have had those unfortunate traumatic experiences that causes us to lose all confidence and hope in riding. "Robin" is a book about friendship and the bond between a girl and her Morgan and how those two things can work to heal any scar. Not even a year ago, I fell from my Morgan mare and broke two ankle bones and one leg bone. This story really made me reflect on how my own Morgan played a vital role in my recovery by taking it slow and putting up with my lack of confidence and loss of riding ability when I first hopped back in the saddle. One of the things I love about Ellen Feld's Morgan horse series is that each of the books features a Morgan with a completely different personality and different likes and dislikes from the Morgans in the other books. Ellen did an excellent job at portraying the intelligence of the Morgan and how every horse is special.