March 2014, Stripes Publishing, 176 pages, Paperback, Review copy
Content: mild teen romance, lots of drama, very tense
moments, tissues needed,
Summary from Little Tiger Press
Free Spirit is the third title in the Stardust Stables
series. Stardust is a stables with a difference… Set in the Colorado
mountains, it’s home to the super-talented horses and kids who are stunt
riders for movie stars. Only daredevil riders need apply!
Kellie and her horse Dylan are up in the Colorado mountains filming a low-budget movie about a group of pioneers in the 1800s. The location is so remote that the cast and crew are all living out under canvas, and Kellie’s enjoying being part of the team. Then disaster strikes and there’s only one person who can save the day. Has Kellie got what it takes to step into the limelight and be a star…?
Kellie and her horse Dylan are up in the Colorado mountains filming a low-budget movie about a group of pioneers in the 1800s. The location is so remote that the cast and crew are all living out under canvas, and Kellie’s enjoying being part of the team. Then disaster strikes and there’s only one person who can save the day. Has Kellie got what it takes to step into the limelight and be a star…?
Nayu's thoughts
Siblings can be idiots, which is
something Kellie learns the hard way. She’d struggled by having to
sit back and watch her Stardust Stable friends all get jobs, so to
have her brother put her horse in semi-serious danger which nearly
jeopardises a great opportunity she was pretty mad at him. I was
fuming – considering the fact that he knows what horses are like he
should have known better!
To give him his due he does (later) realise
what he did was reckless, and it takes time for Kellie to forgive
him, but then they are back to normal, which is a huge relief all
round. The job that Kellie does is unbelievably awesome too!
Suggested read
Be sure to check out the other books in the series including Stardust Stables #2: Wildfire (Children's, 9 years +, 10E/10E)
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