Hoof Beat (2012)
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She was thinking.
She’d already made a list of things she could write about in her first column. That was good. The problem was that there were more than fifteen items on the list and there was no way she could write about fifteen things in five hundred words. Mostly she wanted to write about Samson’s training, but there was so much to describe about it that she hardly knew where to begin. She needed an angle. Then she got an idea.
The New Student, she wrote.
Pine Hollow Stables’ newest student ...is also its youngest. His name is Samson. He’s two months old. He’s about four feet tall, has short black hair, pointed ears, and a cute tail. He is Delilah’s colt.
Lisa liked it. She thought it was a good idea to make the point that it wasn’t just the riders who learned at the stable. The horses had to learn, too.
Lisa was about to describe the colt’s first lessons when her mother called upstairs to tell her the phone was for her. She’d been so interested in what she was writing that she hadn’t even heard the phone ring.
What to read after Hoof Beat?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was thinking.
She’d already made a list of things she could write about in her first column. That was good. The problem was that there were more than fifteen items on the list and there was no way she could write about fifteen things in five hundred words. Mostly she wanted to write about Samson’s training, but there was so much to describe about it that she hardly knew where to begin. She needed an angle. Then she got an idea.
The New Student, she wrote.
Pine Hollow Stables’ newest student ...is also its youngest. His name is Samson. He’s two months old. He’s about four feet tall, has short black hair, pointed ears, and a cute tail. He is Delilah’s colt.
Lisa liked it. She thought it was a good idea to make the point that it wasn’t just the riders who learned at the stable. The horses had to learn, too.
Lisa was about to describe the colt’s first lessons when her mother called upstairs to tell her the phone was for her. She’d been so interested in what she was writing that she hadn’t even heard the phone ring.
What to read after Hoof Beat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Bryant to read onlineMoreLess
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