A Home for Teasel
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Gwen has wanted a pony for as long as she can remember, but there’s no way her parents can afford one. And with a demanding older sister, and younger twin brothers, one with chronic asthma, sometimes what Gwen wants gets forgotten.
So Gwen does odd jobs around the neighbourhood – anything that will help add a few pennies to her pony fund. When Gwen is asked to help an elderly neighbour, she can’t believe it when she discovers Mrs Tilney owns a pony that needs looking after too!
Spending time with Teasel is everything Gwen has dreamed of and they soon share an unbreakable bond. But then Mrs Tilney has a stroke, and everything gets turned upside down. Mrs Tilney moves into residential care and Teasel is packed off to stables far away.
Will Gwen ever see her again? Can they find a way back to each other?
Product Details
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407131061
Date published
August 1st, 2013
Lexile measure
760L
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they are able to measure a child and a book on the same scale – ensuring
the right book gets to the right child at the right time.
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Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 5.2; Middle years; 7.0 points
Other details
- 192 pages
Condition
New
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Spidergirl
on 8 March 2014this book is ok
3out of 5 -
hetty7454
on 13 October 2013i loved the text .
epic123
on 27 October 2014
this book was pretty good and no offence to Margi McAllister, but it could get boring at times