New Releases by Marguerite Henry

Stormy, Misty''s Foal is a children''s novel written by Marguerite Henry, illustrated by Wesley Dennis, and published in 1963.

As he learns about the famous Hambletonian, sire of the American trotter, young Gib White dreams of some day having his own filly become a champion trotter.

George Washington meets his match in a wily fox in this legendary hunting tale from Newbery Award–winning author Marguerite Henry, back in print by popular demand. Cinnabar is a fox. He lives in a den with his family, Vicky and four little cubs. He’s a hardworking fox who does everything he can to ensure that his family has what they need. But during fox hunting season, he likes to have a little fun: Every hunt day, promptly at one o’clock, Cinnabar shows up and runs until nightfall. Can the huntsmen ever catch this clever fox? Based on an old legend about fox hunting in the area around Mount Vernon, Cinnabar pits one very wily fox against George Washington himself—and the result is a wild chase for all! This beloved story from Newbery Award–winning author Marguerite Henry features the original text and illustrations with gorgeous new cover art.

A baker''s son, who dreams of becoming a riding master at Vienna''s Spanish Court Riding School, is admitted as an apprentice and achieves his desire under the tutelage of both two-legged and four-legged masters.

Misty’s Twilight is part thouroughbred, part Chinoteague pony, and one hundred percent fire and talent. A direct descendant of the most famous pony ever, Misty of Chinoteague, Twilight has greatness in her blood. Now it’s her turn to shine, perhaps as a cutting horse, a jumper, or in the graceful art of dressage. Can Twilight, whose ancestors were wild ponies living on an untamed island, do it? Can she compete against the best horses in the world...and win?

Captivating readers since 1947, this poignant story of a young brother and sister and their love for the ponies of Assateague Island is available in this gorgeous gift edition.

Marguerite Henry’s award-winning middle grade series about beautiful wild horses is now available in a paperback shrink-wrapped collected set! Sixty years ago, legendary author Marguerite Henry introduced Misty and all the ponies of Chincoteague Island to boys and girls around the world. Today Misty of Chincoteague and all of Marguerite Henry''s stories are considered some of the greatest horse tales ever told. KING OF THE WIND NEWBERY MEDAL WINNER MISTY OF CHINCOTEAGUE NEWBERY HONOR BOOK JUSTIN MORGAN HAD A HORSE NEWBERY HONOR BOOK

A wild colt rescued by two children is raised by a mare who has lost her own way.

An unusual work horse raised in Vermont and known originally as "Little Bub" becomes the sire of a famous American breed and takes the name of his owner, Justin Morgan.

Born in the stables of the Sultan of Morocco, an Arabian stallion named Sham is taken to England, along with the loyal yet mute Arab stable boy who tends to him, and becomes one of the founding sires of the Thoroughbred breed.

Molly wants a horse of her own, but when her father''s mare gives birth to a mule, Molly changes her mind and raises the newborn.

Twin brothers, Justin and Joey, buy and raise a pony of their own, but when the pony foals they find themselves responsible for the care of a whole new pony family.

Paul and Maureen Beebe want to own the beautiful mare and colt, Misty.

Paul and his sister Maureen pull a wishbone to decide who will ride Phantom, the wild island pony in a race against Black Comet, the champion from the mainland.

After Paul and Maureen work for months to earn enough money to buy the wild ponies Phantom and Misty, their dreams are shattered when someone else buys them first.

Three novels featuring the wild ponies of Assateague and Chincoteague islands, said to be descended from Spanish moor ponies shipwrecked long ago off the eastern shore of Virginia.

Behind the scenes with Marguerite Henry and her books.

A fictionalized history of the life of the horse credited with fathering the standardbred line accompanied by a pictorial postlude of his ancestors and descendants.

The author describes how she came to own the well-known Chincoteague pony and their subsequent experiences together.

In pre-Civil War Wyoming, a teenager's life is complicated when his strangely hostile father trades the boy's beloved horse to the pony express.