Fb2 A Pony for Keeps (Pony Pals) ePub

by Jeanne Betancourt

Jeanne Betancourt Growing Up and Facts of Life English

Category:	Growing Up and Facts of Life
Subcategory:	Children
Author:	Jeanne Betancourt
ISBN:	0606080279
ISBN13:	978-0606080279
Language:	English
Publisher:	Demco Media (January 1, 1995)
Fb2 eBook:	1993 kb
ePub eBook:	1439 kb
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A Pony for Keeps is the second book in the Pony Pals Series by Jeanne Betancourt, published in January 1995. It is followed by A Pony in Trouble. Anna loves her pony, Acorn

A Pony for Keeps is the second book in the Pony Pals Series by Jeanne Betancourt, published in January 1995. Anna loves her pony, Acorn. She knows that he is perfect for her. But her parents think Acorn is the reason why she is doing badly in school. If she doesn't get better grades, they will take him away.

Pony Pals is a 44-book series of pony books written by Jeanne Betancourt and published by Scholastic. A Pony for Keeps – 1995. It chronicles the adventures of three young girls and their ponies. Pony Pals is a 44-book series of pony books written by Jeanne Betancourt and published by Scholastic. A Pony in Trouble – 1995. Give Me Back my Pony – 1995.

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A Pony for Keeps book. Jeanne Betancourt has a writing skill that makes the books easy to read and interesting. I read many of the series and I was enthralled with each new story. Anna will lose her pony, Acorn, if her grades don't improve .

The Pony Pals are devastated! Can Anna face up to her problems and ensure Acorn really is a pony for keeps? . Jeanne Betancourt lives in Connecticut. In addition to the Pony Pals series, she has written fourteen novels for children and young adults

The Pony Pals are devastated! Can Anna face up to her problems and ensure Acorn really is a pony for keeps? . In addition to the Pony Pals series, she has written fourteen novels for children and young adults. Four of these were honoured by the Children’s Choice Awards.

The Pony Pals notice that a stray cat who was staying at the clinic is. .Anna and Acorn are determined to find the stray.

The Pony Pals notice that a stray cat who was staying at the clinic is missing. Can Acorn lead the Pony Pals to the cat?"-Back cover. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books. Delaware County District Library (Ohio).

101 results for pony pals by jeanne betancourt. A Pony In Trouble (Pony Pals by Jeanne Betancourt. The main characters of the series are Lucinda (Lulu) Sanders, Anna Harley, and Pam Crandal. The series starts when Lulu moves to the fictional town of Wiggins, and finds a neglected pony named Snow White, who she boards and later owns (after the fourth book)

Fearing that her beloved new pony will be taken away from her if her grades do not improve, Anna looks for help with her schoolwork from Pony Pals Pam and Lulu in addition to her training routine for Acorn

Adrierdin

great

Pemand

This was the perfect choice for a reluctant reader who loves horses. She now is looking at books in a new way.

Nicanagy

Met expectations

Detenta

Everything was good, as advertised.

Dilkree

very good

Gavinranadar

My daughter loves this series!

Hiylchis

I really LOVE the series and I am so excited for my daughter to dive in and love them too! Perfect for the newer reader grades 2+. Fun family friendly stories! Packaging was good and it arrived FAST. I would recommend these books and this seller!

Okay, this is from the same person who wrote a previous review. A couple of reviews down. Anyway, I am twelve and I might be a little old to be reviewing a pony pal book, (I still secretly kinda like them) but the fact that the most recent reviewer obviously has no idea what they are talking about (in my opinion) is kind of bothering me. First of all, why don't people get the fact that ponies and horses are different because ponies are generally smaller than horses, but just because they are ponies, it doesn't mean that they are automatically small. (Read my previous review.) Second of all, just because someone is ten years old, it doesn't mean that they still can't fit on a pony. I take riding lessons and I am twelve years old. And to this day, I have never ridden a true horse. Just ponies. And I am not a puny person. I am above average in height and about average in weight so I'm no slimjim. Ponies are 14.2 hands or under and that is bigger than you think it is. Thirdly, Acorn shouldn't get his way all the time. It could be dangerous! I really hope that whoever wrote the previous review didn't truly believe that. I ride a difficult PONY during lessons and if I let him get his way all the time, I would have gotten hurt and so would other riders or their ponies and horses. Don't get me wrong, I would never, under any circumstances hurt a horse or pony. I sometimes hesitate to use a crop even when my instructors tell me it's alright. There's a difference between firm but kind and mean and creul. Lastly, the previous reviewer was wrong to call my previous review nasty. If it was her opinion that it was good and cool that ponies "leap" then it was her opinion. On the other hand, it was MY opinion that that was incorrect and sorta funny. If she thinks that the other person deserved an opinion on the matter than I do too. It's all a matter of freedom of speech. And by the way, I wasn't trying to be mean, I was just stating what I thought was true. There was no reason to call me or my review nasty. But then again, it WAS her opinion.