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Hadley Higginson lives in Virginia, but travels home to Vermont often to spend time with her pony.
Lisa Perrett resides in Charleston, South Carolina, along with her husband and two girls. She works digitally, illustrating children's books, games, and other fun stuff.
Keeker and the Not-So-Sleepy Hollow: Book 6 in the Sneaky Pony Series
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ISBN-13:
9781452120539
- Publisher: Chronicle Books LLC
- Publication date: 07/06/2012
- Series: Sneaky Pony , #6
- Sold by: Barnes & Noble
- Format: eBook
- Pages: 56
- File size: 3 MB
- Age Range: 5 - 8 Years
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When Keeker and Plum take a family road trip to upstate New York, Keeker is sure it will be the best family vacation yet. (Plum, on the other hand, is not convinced!) Keeker is excited to splash in the neighborhood pond and ride ponies in the country with her cousins. What she doesn't know is that the nearby town of Sleepy Hollow holds a mystery that will make this a very memorable family vacation!
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Children's Literature - Amalia Selle
Keeker lives in Vermont with her parents and a vast array of pets, including a goat named Goatie and a horse named Plum. Plum would enjoy a nice, quiet summer. To her disgust, plans have been made to visit Keeker's New York relations. Their big kooky house is old, near Washington Irving's village of Sleepy Hollow, and reputedly haunted. Ghosts, headless horsemen, and bossy cousins all ensure an exciting time in the sixth book of the "Sneaky Pony" series. In crafting detailed descriptions of New England, families, and animals, Hadley Higginson noticeably draws on her own childhood in Vermont. Even Plum and Goatie have personalities, as revealed through their thoughts, and her portrayals of the human characters show Higginson's humorous understanding of normal family interactions. The reference to Washington Irving and his Legend of Sleepy Hollow would make this book an enjoyable addition to a unit about short stories. Reviewer: Amalia Selle