This Level 1 Easy-to-Read—the third book in the My Pony Jack series—features short, easy sentences, lots of visual clues, and a glossary of pony terms. Lacy and her pony, Jack, are competing in a horse show. Lacy gets Jack ready by braiding his mane, combing his tail, and more. When they arrive at the show, Lacy is initially overwhelmed—It’s so big! But once she and Jack get onto the course, they do just fine.They even win a second-place ribbon.

Easy-to-read, rhyming text follows Lacy as she spends a day with her pony, giving him exercise, grooming him, and feeding him oats and hay.

Lucy, Alice, and Jack are getting ready for the horse show. Whose horse will win? Find out what happens when the big day arrives! Stunning photographs combine with lively illustrations and engaging, age-appropriate stories in DORLING KINDERSLEY READERS, a multi-level reading programme guaranteed to capture children's interest while developing their reading skills and general knowledge.

Large Photos And Playful Text Will Have Young Tots Howling, Growling, And Mooing Right Along With This Book.

"...and of course the whimsical poetic meter known as iambic tetrameter is no more capable of exclusive ownership than the air we all breath."--Bimisi to Theodor Seuss GeislIt is entirely possible to wake up in the morning with no intention of learning anything at all, but learning something substantial, nonetheless. It was a typical Wednesday afternoon at their favorite dive bar. Bimisi and Sumguyen were sparring, via a spirited match of online trivia, with patrons of a similar dive bar in another part of the world...a part of the world where it most likely was not still Wednesday afternoon. The final question...at least the last question they heard before scrambling for a pen and paper to get to work on their first parody was this:Madonna, Michael Jackson and _____ are the only 3 artists who have had a top 40 hit in 4 different decades.ANSWER: Weird Al Yankovic

Large photos and playful text will have young tots howling, growling, and mooing right along with this book.

Frank Waters has written a book about the Golden Age of Show Jumping. Starting as a groom, and jumper, he switched to announcing.

Includes complete stories and extracts of longer works, all about horses, by such authors as Mary O'Hara, Arthur Conan Doyle, C.S. Lewis, and Marguerite Henry.

2018 Nominee Annie Karcher Best in Rhyme Top 20! Jack is a rather silly horse. And when bored, he takes it upon himself to unlatch his stall and go for an adventure through the farm before escaping into the neighbor's garden for a snack. This rhyming story counts up to ten as Jack makes his way across the farm and then back down as he races home with the neighbor hot on his heels.