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The Pony Detectives #2
Scout and the Mystery of the Marsh Ponies
The Pony Detectives are on the case in their second horsey whodunit adventure. Alice and her beloved pony, Scout, are on a winning streak. But Scout is only on loan to Alice and his success hasn't gone unnoticed - When Scout's mysterious owner Mrs Valentine suddenly puts him up for sale, the Pony Detectives make it their mission to save Scout for their friend. But as the girls investigate further, they uncover more shady goings-on than they bargained for. Includes illustrated pony tips.
- GenresHorses
208 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2012
About the author
Belinda Rapley
11 books4 followersBelinda Rapley has been immersed in the world of horses since she was 11, starting out with riding lessons and holiday hacks. She later gained a Diploma in Horse Studies and qualified as a riding instructor. She has also worked in showjumping and in a flat racing yard. Away from horses, Belinda has an English degree from UCL and has written for Horse and Hound online. She is currently training to be a social worker in Children and Young People's services.
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June 2, 2020
Even though the first book in this series was a bit weak and slow, this one has improved significantly!
The four friends calling themselfs the Pony detectives enjoy summer and competitions and generally having a good summer holiday, one of the girls being very successful in the jumping competitions. Unfortunally her pony is only on loan, so when the real owner shows up, they all panic and decide to try and save him and make sure he gets to stay.
It's quite dramatic, and of course the owner is more than a little shady. It's a classic crime-story with very shady adults. Kiddo thought it was very exciting and I have to say I got into it to. (Despite all the horse-talk...)
It's one of those things that horse-crazy kids tend to forget, seeing the ponies and horses as their 'cuddle-babies' that they love more than anything. Horses are expensive. And a horse or pony that is really good in competitions are worth A LOT of money. And that's what's going on here.
It was a good crime-story, and both me and kiddo enjoyed it. I hope the rest of these books will keep improving!
The four friends calling themselfs the Pony detectives enjoy summer and competitions and generally having a good summer holiday, one of the girls being very successful in the jumping competitions. Unfortunally her pony is only on loan, so when the real owner shows up, they all panic and decide to try and save him and make sure he gets to stay.
It's quite dramatic, and of course the owner is more than a little shady. It's a classic crime-story with very shady adults. Kiddo thought it was very exciting and I have to say I got into it to. (Despite all the horse-talk...)
It's one of those things that horse-crazy kids tend to forget, seeing the ponies and horses as their 'cuddle-babies' that they love more than anything. Horses are expensive. And a horse or pony that is really good in competitions are worth A LOT of money. And that's what's going on here.
It was a good crime-story, and both me and kiddo enjoyed it. I hope the rest of these books will keep improving!
January 21, 2019
Alicen vuokraponi Scout laitetaan yllättäen myyntiin - ja omistajasta paljastuu hyvin outoja piirteitä. Ponietsivien on pakko selvittää, mistä on kyse, ennen kuin Scout päätyy uudelle omistajalle.
September 19, 2014
Read.me yllättää (taas) iloisesti. Muutamankin kerran olen harmitellut, kun isojen kustantajien taakse piiloon jää oikeinkin hyviä sarjoja. Tässä toimii teksti, käännös, kansikuva, kaikki.
Juonessa mukana oikeaa heppailua, jännitystä, eläinsuojelua ja tietysti bitch-tallityttö!
Vinkkauksiin!
Juonessa mukana oikeaa heppailua, jännitystä, eläinsuojelua ja tietysti bitch-tallityttö!
Vinkkauksiin!
July 8, 2015
I have no words. This book is a great lead on from book one. I just can't put the book down. Once it's up, that's where it stays.
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