A collection of sixteen original and traditional stories about ponies and horses, by such authors as Joan Aiken, Robert D. San Souci, and Peter Dickinson.

"It's great here at Pony Camp! I just wish my old pony, Apple, was with me. Still, I'm going to do my best because there's a chance to ride cross country, and I really want to try it."

Canter into this collection of traditional tales, filled with bold little ponies, kindly carthorses... and just a touch of magic. --Back cover.

It's time for the Golden Egg Hunt, and Cherry Blossom wants to be the lucky pony to find the Golden Egg this year. All the other ponies seem to find eggs so easily, but Cherry Blossom can't find one.

"Written and illustrated specifically for the youngest members of Pony club, this manual helps you learn the basics and meet the USPC's standards of proficiency"--Cover p. [4].

"While learning to ride at Sonrise Stable, eight-year-old Rosie dreams of the horse shows she will win with her pony, Jet. Two years later, nothing is exactly the way Rosie planned it--she's riding a new pony, Scamper, and learning that life isn't always easy. But it's as Rosie reaches out to the new girl next door that she truly begins to see that God works all things together for good in our lives."--Page 4 of cover.

Zoe is staying with her great-aunt when she discovers a magical world full of fairy unicorns - hidden in the oak tree at the bottom of the garden. But Zoe soon finds out that Unicorn Island is in terrible danger. The trees are dying! Can Zoe and her new friend Astra, a beautiful fairy unicorn with silver stars on her coat, find the magical flower that will save the trees - and the island?

"Zoe and her friend Astra, the fairy unicorn, can't wait for the Midsummer Festival on Unicorn Island. But the island is growing hotter by the minute and the flowers are all wilting ... Has Shadow, the evil fairy pony, stolen the clouds?"--Page [4] cover.

Contains three stories about three girls and their ponies.