Most Popular Books by HADLEY HIGGINSON

With brown artwork and text rather than the traditional black, Keeker and the Horse Show Show-Off is the second book in a new series that emphasizes friendship and perseverance. Here Keeker and her pony take in their first horse show.Ages 5-8

Keeker and her parents take Plum the pony and Goatie the goat to visit Keeker''s aunt, uncle, and cousins in upstate New York, near the town of Sleepy Hollow, the site of a famous scary story.

Book 4 in the Sneaky Pony Series teaches there is still plenty of love to go around when a family expands. Books 1 and 2 in this series have been picked by Children''s Book-of-the-Month Club."The ample full-page and spot illustrations plus short sentences tailor this early chapter book to reluctant readers." (Publishers Weekly)Ages 5-8

The delightful, timeless Sneaky Pony series concludes with Keeker and the Crazy, Upside-Down Birthday. Keeker''s birthday is always full of surprises. But when she discovers what her parents are planning for this year''s birthday surprise, Keeker is sure it will ruin her life! When she decides to run away with her pony Plum, Keeker learns that change can be exciting and that no matter what, some friendships will always remain true.

Readers will be galloping back for more books in this new series that is fast-paced, charmingly illustrated and full of adventure and friendship. The easy-to-read text is printed in green, instead of traditional black, so it will stand out on the shelves.In Keeker and the Sneaky Pony, Keeker faces the challenge of winning a pony''s trust. And when the pair gets lost in the woods, they really have to learn to work together.Ages 4-8

It''s mud season in Vermont and Keeker is so bored she doesn''t know what to do. But when a new neighbor starts mixing a strange concoction in the shack on her farm, Keeker and Plum get wrapped up in an exciting investigation!

In this fifth book in the series, Keeker''s bunkmate at pony camp turns out to be none other than her horse-show rival. This book emphasizes the importance of friendship and perseverance, and it teaches kids that sometimes it''s worth taking a risk to save a friend."The ample full-page and spot illustrations plus short sentences tailor this early chapter book to reluctant readers." (Publishers Weekly)Ages 5-8