The Island of Lost Horses

This story reminds me of Walter Farley's The Island Stallion. A small herd of Spanish horses survived in real life, isolated on a Bahamas island. These are called the Abaco Barb horse, and a Hispanic girl Beatriz comes across them when her mom takes her out on a boat to do marine research. I really......more

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Definetly would recommend for girls in early teens (11-14). I am usually the type to cringe at horse books and i dont get why most girls love them, but i had no problems with this one. I absolutely adore it. I would be careful about the age of the reader because there are parts of the book when the......more

My daughter and I enjoyed reading our second Stacey Gregg book. As with The Girl Who Rode the Wind, you learn about historically interesting things, in this case, The Black Death, Christopher Colombus' journey to discover new lands and what it was like in 15th Century Spain. These narratives blend a......more

I read this book because I found it in the library and I enjoy reading Stacy Gregg books. I liked how this book kept going from what's in the diary 100's of years ago to the time that the girl was reading the diary. I enjoyed listening about the island of lost horses and how they got there, on Christ......more