Bold Beauty has a few unfavorable reviews on Amazon and Goodreads. Winnie participates in a debate about abortion in her 7th grade class.

Within a week, Winnie transforms Eager Star into a competent barrel racer, and the previously rough rider, Grant, into a compassionate horseman.

Am I the only person that doesn’t like the Winnie the Horse Gentler series?

I don't claim to be an expert on all books, but I have significant experience with horses and children's horse books.

A Christian worldview and foundation underlies everything Anna Sewell wrote and was her motivation for writing Black Beauty.

I really wanted to like this series. I love the concept—horse stories set in different areas of the world and in different time frames.

This book was written in 1947. For more than 75 years, it's remained one of the most popular children's horse books.

I missed reading this one when I was a horse-crazy kid. I can't believe people rave about this as a good horse book for children.

Ginny wants a pony of her own. Her parents have agreed to allow her to lease one for the summer.

There's not much of a storyline. As a result, I found Winter Pony fairly boring.

Nearly everything horse-related in the book is stretched to the point of unbelievability.

I'm sure it's presumptuous for me to criticize a book by a Pulitzer Prize winning author—Geraldine Brooks, but here I go.

Mrs. Mack - I really wanted to like this book, but somehow I just couldn't.

Today, at least in the United States, females are involved with horses in much greater numbers than males.

In 2019, Mongolian President Khaltmaagiin Battulga gave a symbolic gift to 13-year-old Barron Trump—a Mongolian horse.

Yesterday I got a start on my spring cleaning - Toby style.

Toby looks like he's dreaming of becoming an Appaloosa after a night with fresh shavings in his stall.

I purchased Toby, an adorable, 43-inch gelding at an Amish auction.

I don’t want to be a Christian who writes. I hope to be a Christian writer or author.

Amanda Tero, a talented, homeschooled author and musician, reviewed the Sonrise Stable series on her blog, With a Joyful Noise.