He's My Pony!

I don't think Anna has behavoiral problems. She just loves Acorn and has to learn that he is very attention seeking. All the girls love their ponies so much and want their ponies to like them best which is natural. I know. By the way...does Acorn have a special bond with the girl who has cerebal palsy because Sally Southerhack(his first owner) has cerebal palsy?

I am an 11 year old reader.I own my own horse.He is a white Welsh called Acorn.So I highly recommend all Acorn books.In this book Anna feels jealous when her neighbours neice Christine visits.Because she has Cerable Palsy she gets loads of attention.She loves ponies but hasn't been able to ride.But the Pony Pals convince her to ride and she rides Acorn.Soon she and Acorn become close to each other and she always wants to be with Acorn.Acorn even does a new trick for Christine.Anna is upset and needs Pam and Lulu.Can Anna win back Acorns love?Find out.

I PURCHASED TWO OF THESE BOOKS AND MY EIGHT YEAR OLD DAUGHTER LOVED THEM. SHE FINISHED BOTH IN LESS THAN THREE DAYS. HIGHLY RECOMMEND FOR ANY LITTLE GIRL WHO LIKES HORSES AND LIKES TO READ.

I think all the pony pal books are great because the girlsare pony lovers and they have LOTS of pony adventures,also,Jeanne Betancourt does not axagerate like some authors do.

Anna loves Acorn more than anything in the world, but when another girl with celebral pasly is in Wiggins is afraid of all horses exept Acorn she doesn't know what to do. First Acorn does a new trick for her, then she comes up better ideas for a face painting booth. What will happen? Read the book.