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3.97 AVERAGE
3.97 AVERAGE
Yeah look so it feels unfair to mark all 24 books in this series plus all 11 in the spin off to my reading goal... but I have read them all in the past few months so I think I owe it to myself to count a couple of them. This was the first time I'd read the Phantom Stallion series (but I grew up with the Wild Horse Island spin off). I love the slow progression of the series and how stuff builds slowly. My favorite book was probably #22 Wild Honey because it just went so much WILDER than I expected it to.
adventurous
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Finally finished it!!!! It was so good! I can't wait to get the next one!!!
Good book. She got into lots of trouble.. A story about a girl that after a tragedy, leaves her ranch and lives in the city. This is a story about her coming back from being a "city-slicker".
Oh gosh, I would have ADORED this book as a youngster. Even as a mostly-adult, it was still pretty entertaining. I have to admit, I have a preference for English riding over Western and wild mustangs and the whole shebang, but really, anything horse-related will catch my interest by default.
My only real complaint--that may or may not be a compliment--was that I felt like I was being dropped in the middle of a series, not picking up the first one. The world and the characters had all this developed backstory with a great setting. I almost wanted to read the backstory, because I couldn't quite sort out the relationship dynamics between everyone in the present. Still, honestly, I felt like I was plopped into a fully-realized world and actually had to work to keep up. It's so nice to read a children's book that doesn't talk down to its readers.
If the sequels ever fall into my hands, I think I'll probably read them. :)
My only real complaint--that may or may not be a compliment--was that I felt like I was being dropped in the middle of a series, not picking up the first one. The world and the characters had all this developed backstory with a great setting. I almost wanted to read the backstory, because I couldn't quite sort out the relationship dynamics between everyone in the present. Still, honestly, I felt like I was plopped into a fully-realized world and actually had to work to keep up. It's so nice to read a children's book that doesn't talk down to its readers.
If the sequels ever fall into my hands, I think I'll probably read them. :)