The fifth in a series of perfect pony books full of action and adventure! Georgia is looking forward to a very merry Christmas with Lily, her gorgeous palomino pony. But then Lily is offered a starring role in a film, and the Olympia horse show is approaching. Georgia suddenly has a lot to deal with! With loyal Lily by her side, can she cope with the pressure?

Pony takes part in the colorful parade as he pulls a pony cart, wearing a fancy hat and bright ribbons. On board pages.

Anna wants to enter a contest to paint a life-size pony for the upcoming Fall Festival, but Tommy Rand and his friend Mike are mad at the Pony Pals and may be capable of ruining everything. Anna has a great idea for the town's first ever Pony Parade. Ten lucky artists get to paint a life-size copy of a pony. The painted ponies will be auctioned off at the Fall Festival and the money goes to the local fire department. The Pony Pals think Anna is a sure winner. She's the best artist in school! But Anna's mother has other ideas. No parade until Anna finishes her research paper. Ugh! And to make matters worse, Tommy Rand is up to his old pranks. Would he really sabotage all of Anna's hard work and destroy her pony design, just to be mean? Not if the Pony Pals can stop him!

Join the ponies as they march in a beautiful parade. This fun activity book features scenes to color, games to play, and includes stickers. Illustrations. Consumable.

When Happy Go Lucky, a young quarter pony, is moved from his home to the stables at Big Apple Barn, endless adventures await him! When the spring festival comes to town, Happy Go Lucky and his friends can't wait to see what it's all about. But when Roscoe the barn mouse disappears, Happy worries that he's gone off to the festival alone. A trip to town could be dangerous for a tiny barn mouse! Can Happy find Roscoe before it's too late?

Paul adopts an abused pony from the animal shetler.

Anna wants to enter a contest to paint a life-size pony for the upcoming Fall Festival, but Tommy Rand and his friend Mike are mad at the Pony Pals and may be capable of ruining everything.

Sparkles' Pony Parade Sandra Nowicki's delightful book was written and illustrated for children two to six years old as well as everyone who loves ponies and parades. She skillfully integrates poetry, art, and music into this imaginative story. Her poetic stanzas appeal to the five senses, especially to sight and sound. Sandra's multiple illustrations of ponies, floating among the clouds or resting in trees are whimsical and charming. However, most of her pictures are realistic and portray the beauty of the ponies with different sizes, shapes, and colors along with the grandeur of Sparkles leading the parade. Rhyming stanzas create a surprise ending, which Sandra has set to music. Sparkles' Autumn Song, with words and music composed by Sandra, is included in the book. It is in musical notation ready to be played on the piano. It is a fun song for children to sing whle pretending to be ponies!

Jack is a special pony who lives on a ranch in the Arizona desert. He spends his days with beautiful Arabian horses. Jack is very happy where he lives, but he doesn't feel special. He doesn't appreciate his unique appearance and personality because he is not an Arabian horse. When he takes a road trip to Iowa with his best friend Lucky, a ranch dog, he discovers more about himself and how special he truly is. He's a Pony of the Americas.