Most Popular Books by Joanna Campbell

After disease wipes out her family's breeding farm, Ashleigh determines she will never care for a horse again until a small, sickly foal is born at the new farm that her family manages.

After recovering from a dangerous, career-threatening injury, Pride faces a new challenge when the Townsends scheme to stop the horse from racing, and it is up to Samantha to save Pride.

Before Thoroughbred, Ashleigh Griffen lived at Edgardale, her family's farm in Kentucky. Nothing could be more perfect than life on the farm with her family, her favorite horses, and her best friend, Mona. Ashleigh loves helping with the horses--and dreaming of becoming a jockey some day...

Can Ashleigh protect Lighning?

Ashleigh Griffen thinks horses are the most wonderful animals in the world. She can't imagine why anyone would want to hurt a horse. So when Ashleigh discovers Lighning living in a filthy stall on a neighbor's farm, she can't ignore the horse's suffering.

Ashleigh knows Lighning isn't her responsibility. But Ashleigh is sure that Lighning's life is in danger is she stays with her abusive owner. How far will Ashleigh go to save the beautiful horse?

When a horse with the potential to become a champion arrives at the farm where Susan lives, Susan realizes she must get over the fear of riding she acquired after a bad fall in order to train him.

"The Prize" by Daniel Yergin is a historical non-fiction book that explores the history of the oil industry. The narrative covers the early developments, geopolitical challenges, and economic implications of the oil trade. Yergin's comprehensive research and engaging writing style make "The Prize" an informative and accessible account of a crucial aspect of modern history.

Jena Maxwell falls in love with Eric Bliss, but his secretiveness about his family, friends, and personal life threatens to end their relationship.

hese 20 stories are the winners in the 2017 Retreat West Short Story and Flash Fiction prizes. A woman ventures out into a marsh at night seeking answers about herself that she cannot find; a man enjoys the solitude when his wife goes away; two women make a get rich quick plan; and a father longs for the daughter that has gone to Japan.

Do Christina and Star have what it takes to win the third jewel in the Triple Crown?As the third race in the Triple Crown approaches, the competition for Christina Reese and her horse, Wonder's Star, is getting tougher. Christina is nervous and she's afraid the pressure is affecting Star's concentration. But the tension unexpectedly eases when Christina meets a jockey familiar with the legendary 1977 Triple Crown winner, Seattle Slew. It seems Star and Seattle Slew have lots in common. Buoyed by the jockey's invaluable advice and the support of her family and friends Christina feels ready to win at Belmont! The question is will Star come through?Ages 8+

Story about a girl and her horse.

Maura and Kevin both are determined to win first prize in the annual horse show and their love turns to rivalry.

Kirsten, a young pianist, is delighted when she's assigned to practice duets with Peter, a talented violinist, but his negative views on women's careers threaten to end their relationship.

Samantha is excited when she gets a horse of her own.

Ashleigh Griffen is thrilled when the owner of the horse farm where she lives puts her favourite horse Wonder into training as a thoroughbred.

A story about Penny's summer and love of a horse.

As the excitement over Stardust's pregnancy mounts, Ashleigh also welcomes the arrival of her cousin, Emily, but Emily's careless mistake endangers the lives of Stardust and her unborn foal.

Will it be victory or tragedy when Triple Crown fever hits the Thoroughbred series?When Image comes in second in the Florida Derby, Melanie and Jazz decide to enter her in the Kentucky Derby. Image has proven she has what it takes to win against colts. But competition will be tough. Image will be running against Wonder's Star, Gratis, and Celtic Mist. Will the race to win the Derby be Star's greatest success?Ages 8+

Melanie feels that everything she does is wrong when she goes to live on Whitebrook Farm.

Thoroughbred series #66.

It is the summer of 1967 and the Bishop family are departing their UK home for a continental road trip. Their destination: Berlin, a gritty city recovering from the bombs of World War Two and now sliced in half by the Cold War. Will the journey unite the Anglo-German family, or forever rip them apart? Grandma Nell loathes foreigners, especially German daughter-in-law Bridget. She's none too pleased about son Roy jamming the whole family into an aging Morris Traveller for the duration. Granddaughter Jacqueline observes the trip - and the resultant spillage of family secrets - with a keen eye and a notepad in which to pen it all. This is a story of ordinary people in an extraordinary situation, and the discovery of how something divided can be more revealing than a perfect whole. It is a quest for a family who build walls in their minds as they try to discover who they are and where they belong. Tying Down The Lion is a remarkable story that is both hilarious and heartbreaking. It will appeal to readers of all ages.

Christina Reese injures herself while riding, and cannot ride Wonders Star, last foal by Ashleighs Wonder, her cousin Melainie rides star, will Star get in between the cousins relaitionship.

"Christina saved Star from a stalker, but can she protect him from Brad Townsend? When Christina first moved Star to Townsend Acres to keep him safe from his stalker, she couldn't stand the thought of keeping him under Brad's roof. But now that they've settled in, she can't complain: the facilities are great and Brad is keeping a polite distance. But just when Christina begins to let down her guard, she makes a shocking discovery ..."

Young Neil deGrasse Tyson was starstruck when he first visited the sky theater at the Hayden Planetarium in New York City. He couldn't believe the crowded, glittering night sky at the planetarium was real--until a visit to the country years later revealed the impossible. That discovery was like rocket fuel for Neil's passion about space. His quest for knowledge took him from the roof of his apartment building to a science expedition in northwest Africa, to a summer astronomy camp beneath a desert sky, and finally back home to become the director of the Hayden Planetarium, where it all began. Before long, Neil became America's favorite guide to the cosmos. This story of how one boy's quest for knowledge about space leads him to become a star astrophysicist is perfect for young readers who are fascinated by the universe, aspiring scientists, and the dreamer in all of us. It will ignite your own sense of wonder.