#WonderousWednesday
1. The tagged book was one of them. Definitely one I remember getting me on the reading craze!
2. One that popped into mind was Mom doing my hair for the ninth grade dance; I looked and felt amazing!
3. This past Friday at the 21+ zoo event where I walked through the “haunted” pirate trail! 🏴☠️
@GondorGirl @PirateJenny @VioletCavalier
After spending 2020 searching and collecting all the books in this series decided it was time to finally dive in and enjoy
What is it about horse books that kids love so much? On Episode 90 of my podcast, we discuss this question and take a close look at one horse book, in particular — the first title in Lauren Brooke‘s Heartland series, Coming Home. My guest and I talk about how the book portrays trauma, grief, family dynamics, and the life of the horse girl. 🐴 Link to listen in bio!
pickI watch ALL seasons of heartland and I though that I should start reading the collection. So I did. And I am LOVING it!!)
1 Book!!)
1. Harry Potter... I think...
2. Heartland. It was back when I was in middle school, and I got irritated when I felt the series wasn‘t focusing enough on the horses. 😂
3. Shelve it
4. No, I‘m not social enough for that. 😬😂
#weekendchat
pick#cominghome https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k-ImCpNqbJw #lyricalapril
Nailed it: title = challenge song!
pick#bildungsroman #feistyfeb
#rainbowbookstack (stretching that a bit) #riotgrams
The whole Heartland series is a coming of age story for Amy, especially after her mother's death. 🐴 and healing can be found at the Heartland horse sanctuary.
Check out the CBC Heartland TV series. For the first five or so seasons they focused on horse and owner cases, as the books do, then it got into the characters personal lives a little more.
For on what I can recall, the Heartland series takes place in a small town. One of my favorite children lit horse series!!#photoadaynov16
Coming Home (Bound for Schools & Libraries) | 
