New Releases by Rennie Dyball

Show Strides readers, this book is for you. Literally! We love meeting fans of the series and learning about your own riding journeys, so we wanted to give you a chance to share your own. In this journal, you can share everything about the horses and ponies you ride, your horsemanship knowledge, your training and showing goals, and what you''d like to learn in the horse world. With 50+ prompts and lots of room to write, draw, and dream, we hope you''ll enjoy making a record of your own strides-in the ring, in the saddle, and at the barn.

A guide by Cate Osborn and Erik Gude provides practical, candid information on managing ADHD in adults. Drawing on personal experience and advocacy work, it addresses common challenges, offers up-to-date insights, and covers topics such as relationships and navigating healthcare, with an accessible format tailored for neurodivergent readers.

Tally and Kaitlyn are invited to volunteer at New Horizons Farm, an adaptive riding program where they learn about how horses work with people who have special needs. They get to know the instructors, riders, and horses at the program and learn just how much horses can help people-in ways they couldn''t imagine. Meanwhile, back home at Quince Oaks, Ryan has an announcement for the riders that could change everything for Tally and her friends.

Tally and her friends work as junior counselors at the first annual Quince Oaks horse camp. But Tally''s 7-year-old camper Misha has recently fallen off a pony and is too scared to get back on. Instead of riding lessons, Tally and Misha focus on unmounted lessons in order to build trust between Misha and her pony, Gelati. In Maggie''s riding, she discovers an unexpected quirk in her horse Pete that will require her to trust him, too.

The adventures at Quince Oaks continue in this fifth installment of the beloved Show Strides series. Tally, Mack, and Maggie are in for even more adventures and challenges at the barn—but their friendships remain stronger than ever! Tally gets noticed for her hard work and catch-riding, landing her a free lease on a packer named Cameron. Elsewhere in the barn, Tally''s best friend Mac is surprised by the transition from Joey to a new partner for the Large Pony Hunters, and Maggie''s parents buy her a horse of her own. But once Tally and Maggie get into the show ring, they find unexpected struggles. Tally has to deal with the stress of the "perfect packer," while Maggie''s move to a more sensitive, tricky horse makes her question her ability-and her place within the barn. Join Tally, Mac, and the rest of their friends as they navigate the exciting world of equestrian competition! Unique paths converge, forming heartwarming friendships among riders and among riders and their horses.

Fiona is a cat who does amazing things all day long, but the only thing people seem to talk about is how cute and pretty she is—leading to some hilarious frustration on her part and, ultimately, new understanding about what really matters.

Tally and her friends at Quince Oaks are back in this fourth installment of the popular Show Strides series! Join them for another story about friendship, growing up, and the joys and hardships of caring for and competing with horses. As an eventful summer draws to a close, the Oaks riders focus on their goals for the fall. Tally gets the ride on her first project horse, Mac looks to build on her success from Pony Finals, and newcomer Maggie joins Ryan’s Field Ridge team as she looks for a horse or pony of her own. But one moment of carelessness in the ring will change everything for all three girls. Join Tally, Mac, and the rest of their as they navigate the exciting world of equestrian competition! Unique paths converge, forming heartwarming friendships among riders and their horses.

This is the third book in the popular Show Strides series. Tally and Mac continue to pursue their horse riding goals at Quince Oaks, gearing up for a big summer competition. After a successful trip to Devon, the Field Ridge team returns home to Quince Oaks for the summer, where life at the barn is as busy as ever. A jumper rider named Jacob and his horse Carlo begin trailering in for lessons with trainer Ryan, and the girls learn that being a boy in the sport has its own unique challenges. Tally and Goose are improving with each show, and Mac struggles with body confidence as they head toward their big summer finale: Pony Finals. Join Tally, Mac, and the rest of their friends as they navigate the exciting world of equestrian competition! Unique paths converge, forming heartwarming friendships among riders and their horses.

Step into the captivating world of Show Strides, where two young horseback riders, Tally and Mac, learn important lessons at their stable: Quince Oaks. This series is a fresh and modern take on equestrian stories. The characters are modern, real, and grounded, navigating age-relatable issues of making new friends, waxing and waning confidence, family struggles, and discovering who they are. Show Strides introduces readers to characters who mirror their passion for horses and the challenges that come along with the sport. Mac Bennett, is carving her path in the medium pony hunter division. With determination and hard work, she''s setting her sights on an extraordinary show goal that will test her limits. Can Mac defy expectations and achieve her goal? Will Tally continue riding sales ponies, or will she return to lessons on the barn''s school horses? The anticipation is palpable as Tally and Mac grapple with uncertainty. In this next chapter of their stories, the two new friends, along with the rest of the Quince Oaks crew, will navigate the twists and turns of their equestrian aspirations, weaving a tale of friendship, determination, and the pursuit of their dreams. Join Tally, Mac, and the rest of their friends as they navigate the exciting world of equestrian competition! Unique paths converge, forming heartwarming friendships among riders and among riders and their horses.

Step into the captivating world of Show Strides, where two young horseback riders, Tally and Mac, learn important lessons at their stable: Quince Oaks. This series is a fresh and modern take on equestrian stories. The characters are modern, real, and grounded, navigating age-relatable issues of making new friends, waxing and waning confidence, family struggles, and discovering who they are. Show Strides introduces readers to characters who mirror their passion for horses and the challenges that come along with the sport. Show Strides is a middle-grade series that immerses readers in the thrilling world of riding, horsemanship, and the special connections formed with animal friends and fellow horse enthusiasts. Tally, a diligent working student, is working on refining her riding skills with the stable''s school horses when she meets Mac, a new girl with big dreams who is pushing herself to improve alongside her trusty pony. As Tally tries to work hard to impress the new coach and prove she can take things to the next level, Mac prepares for more professional shows. Together, with their new trainer, they''ll work toward their own goals, these girls will learn more about each other, themselves, and what it takes to chase their dreams and work for them, too. Join Tally, Mac, and the rest of their friends as they navigate the exciting world of equestrian competition! Unique paths converge, forming heartwarming friendships among riders and among riders and their horses.

A joyous picture book celebration of every body from A to Z! Letter by letter, B Is for Bellies is a joyous picture book celebration of every body from A to Z! This ode to self-love and kindness encourages us to remember that every body is worthy of respect, whether it be letting go on the dancefloor or engaging in peaceful rest. Rennie Dyball''s bouncy rhyming text features affirmational ABCs paired with Mia Saine''s vibrant illustrations that showcase an inclusive range of body shapes and sizes, different races, abilities, and gender expressions. This fun and fulfilling read aloud for younger readers and their caregivers emphasizes that all bodies are good bodies.

“It''s okay with me if you picked up this book because you''re curious about what it''s like to live with dwarfism. But I hope that you''ll take away much more—about adapting to the world when it won''t adapt to you.”—from Dwarf A memoir of grit and transformation for anyone who has been told something was impossible and then went on to do it anyway. Tiffanie DiDonato was born with dwarfism. Her limbs were so short that she was not able to reach her own ears. She was also born with a serious case of optimism. She decided to undergo a series of painful bone-lengthening surgeries that gave her an unprecedented 14 inches of height—and the independence she never thought she’d have. After her surgeries, Tiffanie was able to learn to drive, to live in the dorms during college, and to lead a normal life. She even made time to volunteer, writing to troops stationed abroad, and one of those Marine pen pals ultimately became her husband. Dwarf is a moving and, at times, funny testament to the power of sheer determination, and has been compared to Andrew Solomon''s Far From the Tree. Watch her Good Morning America segment: https://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/dwarf-womans-story-undergoing-controversial-lengthening-surgeries/story?id=17841466

¡Yo quiero! The heartwarming true story of the camera-ready Chihuahua who became a pint-sized superstar. Her name was Gidget. To the world, she was the Taco Bell dog. This is the extraordinary story of an irresistible pup''s life, and that of her devoted trainer, Sue Chipperton. It is not only the story of an adorable television star, but also that of Sue''s successful training techniques, and her fascinating stories of working with both human and animal stars, like Mooni, Gidget''s Chihuahua roommate and the eventual star of Legally Blonde. Sue shares her delightful tales, investing humor, warmth, and rare insight into one of the freshest and most fun Hollywood success stories ever told.