"Rodgers’ style of writing is very addictive. She draws you into the lives of the characters. I was addicted from the very first Drifters book, A Song For Josh. I immediately bought the other books in the series. The Dallas series is just as addictive; I also like that Susan writes about various places in PEI in a lot of her books. I’m looking forward to reading any new books she writes!"
Synopsis
I melt into that horse the way peanut butter melts into chocolate, and know I am in love.
In the middle of the school year, fifteen-year-old city girl Molly moves to remote Prince Edward Island. Her father lost his job, and her parents are splitting up. Worse, the music class at Molly’s new school is full, and since playing guitar is Molly’s saving grace, this is a Disaster.
Lonely and depressed, one afternoon Molly stays on the school bus until she reaches open country. A soft-eyed horse in a nearby paddock whinnies. Molly’s just got to draw it! Seems like it can see into her soul. With the help of new friend Ben from art class, who introduces Molly to a joyful Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) program, Molly falls in love with more than just horses.
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
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- Edith Cole
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