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Description
Pam takes on a new job training two ponies, but the demanding schedule leaves her little time for her friends. Lulu and Anna are upset when Pam can't join them for rides, and they worry she'll have to quit as a Pony Pal. Now Pam must figure out how to balance her work with the friendships that matter to her.
Quick Summary
If your child is nuts about ponies, "Too Many Ponies" is a quick, fun read that hits the sweet spot between a breezy adventure and a gentle lesson about sharing friends' time. The story follows Pam as she lands a pony-training gig, and the other girls start to feel a bit sidelined when Pam's schedule fills up, which leads to some honest, relatable drama that never gets too heavy. Kids who enjoy a mix of humor, a dash of mischief, and a lot of horsey detail will find plenty to love, and the short chapters keep the pace moving for early readers or reluctant readers alike. Parents will appreciate that the story gently explores jealousy and teamwork without any scary or inappropriate content, making it a great bedtime-read choice. If you've already read "The Magic Pony" or other early horse books, this one feels like a friendly companion piece that adds a fresh twist on the pony-club dynamic.