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Sheltie 11: Sheltie In Trouble

Sheltie 11: Sheltie In Trouble

Published in
1998
3.58
on Goodreads (31)

Description

When Emma and her Shetland pony, Sheltie, first meet Gregory, a holiday visitor to the village, Emma is happy to make friends. But then Gregory starts to treat Sheltie as if he were his own pony. Emma is furious when she catches Gregory riding Sheltie without asking, and she tells him to stay away. When Sheltie goes missing it is clear that Gregory has taken him. Gregory has an accident and after a fall Sheltie pulls him to safety and saves him from drowning in a stream before hobbling off on asore leg to fetch help. Once again, Sheltie is the hero.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
beginner
Length
96 pages
Book in series
#11

Why to read

  • Engaging Storyline: 'Sheltie 11: Sheltie In Trouble' offers an exciting and engaging storyline that keeps young readers hooked. The adventures of Sheltie the Shetland pony and his owner, Emma, are filled with suspense and heartwarming moments that make it a delightful read.
  • Character Development: As the eleventh book in the series, readers have the opportunity to see the growth and development of the characters they've come to love. The challenges faced by Emma and Sheltie allow for lessons in courage, responsibility, and friendship.
  • Animal and Nature Appreciation: Peter Clover's writing encourages an appreciation for animals and nature. The story provides insight into the care and connection between humans and animals, promoting empathy and a sense of stewardship for the natural world.
  • Reading Skills Improvement: This book is suitable for children who are developing their reading skills. The language used is accessible, yet challenging enough to help young readers improve their vocabulary and comprehension. It's an excellent choice for independent reading or for parents to read with their children.