VBT# Happenstance Farms - A New Home - S.McMichael

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Happenstance Farms : A New Home

Review: Happenstance Farms : A New Home - S. McMichael - January 2022 



If you have a child who loves horses, then this picture book is a great step into reading and perfect for those young horse lovers who aren't quite at Saddle Club, Canterwood Crest, and Pony Pals level. Happenstance Farms: A New Home is also a great read if you are moving houses and to a new area where your child doesn't know anyone and has to start over and make new friends. Growing up, we moved a lot and by the time I was 18, I had lived in 20 different houses. Whereas my sister didn't mind, as she was extroverted and made friends easily, I was the opposite and struggled which is why I don't have close friends to this day. Savanna has moved to a new home and feeling beside herself and worried and her new horse etc will become her trusted confidant and her new friend while she settles into the new house and routine with her new horse trainer etc. In the end, Savanna can't believe how she was scared for nothing. This picture book is perfect for children aged 5-9 years old. The illustrations in this book also are very bright, colorful, and vibrant which makes an even better story as each page is full color.


Amazon: https://amzn.to/3EMO9O4
 

 




Comments

  1. Stormy VixenJanuary 24, 2022 at 8:05 AM

    Happenstance Farms sounds like a place my granddaughter will love to visit! Thanks for sharing it with me! Thanks Phantom Paragrapher for sharing your review! Have a sunshiny day!

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  2. Shelly PetersonJanuary 26, 2022 at 11:19 AM

    What a cute book for kids

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