Fb2 Course of Action (Pine Hollow No. 8) (Pine Hollow(TM)) (Book 8) ePub

by Bonnie Bryant

Bonnie Bryant Literature and Fiction English

Fb2 Course of Action (Pine Hollow No. 8) (Pine Hollow(TM)) (Book 8) ePub

Category:	Literature and Fiction
Subcategory:	Teenagers
Author:	Bonnie Bryant
ISBN:	0553492861
ISBN13:	978-0553492866
Language:	English
Publisher:	Bantam Books for Young Readers (September 7, 1999)
Fb2 eBook:	1843 kb
ePub eBook:	1168 kb
Digital formats:	lrf mobi doc mbr

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Course of Action book. Bonnie Bryant wrote at least 38 The Saddle Club books and 2 Pine Hollow books herself; after that they were taken over by a team of ghostwriters, a common practice in long-running children's book series.

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Barbara B. Hiller (born in New York, New York, in 1946) is an American author; as Bonnie Bryant she wrote many children's and young adult books; she is best known for writing the intermediate horse book series The Saddle Club, which was publishe. Hiller (born in New York, New York, in 1946) is an American author; as Bonnie Bryant she wrote many children's and young adult books; she is best known for writing the intermediate horse book series The Saddle Club, which was published by Bantam Books from October 1988 until November 2001. She also wrote as B. B. Hiller

Also participating are Stevie Lake and Ben Marlow, the sexy and mysterious guy Carole’s been working with at Pine Hollow Stables. Outside of the stables, Stevie’s campaign to elect Scott Forester as student body president just hit a major snag-cliquey, clueless Veronica DiAngelo. Lisa and Alex are back together, but Lisa’s worried their new open relationship will only end up hurting Alex. And worse, applying to colleges-close to home and far away-is only adding to her anxiety.

This book marks the end of the Pine Hollow series. Stevie begins training for eventing. I wish Bonnie Bryant would realize how much everyone loves these books and would continue them, or even bring in a new author! they are too good to be finished!

This book marks the end of the Pine Hollow series. Carole and Ben make slightly more progress in the romance department, as do Lisa and Scott. I wish Bonnie Bryant would realize how much everyone loves these books and would continue them, or even bring in a new author! they are too good to be finished!

Lisa must tell her boyfriend some secrets that could hurt him, Carole debates selling her beloved horse for a more competitive one, and Stevie's work on Scott Forester's campaign for student body president is causing problems with her boyfriend

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After the party in the last book, the Saddle Club is left to deal with the emotional aftermath. Not much new happens in this book. Carole is still obsessed with Samson to the point of wondering if she should buy him, Lisa is still dealing with her boyfriend's (unwarranted) jealousy, and Stevie is still helping Scott Forrester campaign for student body president.

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I really liked this book!!It was good.Except I wish it had more on the A.J. thing.I liked him. This book mentioned his name once.It didn't even expain his problem,it just mentioned he had a problem.I still LOVE the book.

Macill

I loved the way the charachers were portraied in this book. I love anything to do with horses. Bonnie Bryant you did an awsome job.

POFOD

Ok, i like Pine Hollow books and all...but comeon! This book is a clear illustration of why 50 year old authors shouldn't write books about teenagers. Would average teenagers freak out because they found a beer in the fridge? It was like they were scared of it. And then the next minute totally turn around and get drunk, and EVERYONE was drunk. At highschool parties there is always alcohol, but that doesn't mean that everyone gets totally drunk. By describing how teenagers will get completely trashed when in the presence of alcohol Bonnie Bryant isn't giving teenagers much credit;it's like she is saying we have no idea about right and wrong, nor does she show an understanding of real teenage issues. i suggest the author stick to horses, (isn't that what the book is supposed to be about?) and not something she is obvioiusly clueless about.