Rowan Tree Stables

The exciting first book from champion jockey Nina Carberry, inspired by her own childhood adventures! Grace and Aaron may go to different schools, but they are the best of friends, bonded by a shared love of ponies and adventure. They love to ride out together at Rowan Tree Stables, which is run by Grace's grandad. Their ponies Daisy and Nipper are best friends too! In Ride to the Rescue, Grace and Aaron discover something fishy about the local river. It's up to them – and their ponies – to track down who is behind it. But how will they manage when Grace's pony, Daisy, gets injured?

In Pony Camp Chaos, Grace and Aaron help Grandad run his first-ever pony camp. But a couple of the campers, Leah and Ryan, can't stop causing trouble. Can they put their issues aside and help Grace and Aaron save a retired a pregnant mare in difficulty?

Grace and Aaron may go to different schools, but they are the best of friends, bonded by a shared love of ponies and adventure. They love to ride out together at Rowan Tree Stables, which is run by Grace's grandad. Their ponies Daisy and Nipper are best friends too!In Ride to the Rescue, Grace and Aaron discover something fishy about the local river. It's up to them and their ponies to track down who is behind it. But how will they manage when Grace's pony, Daisy, gets injured?

It's early winter and Grace and Aaron are thrilled when an unusually heavy snowstorm means schools are shut. Instead, they spend all day helping at the stables. There's lots to do, from digging paths through the snow to feeding hungry ponies. As more snow falls and the people of Greenfort find themselves struggling to get to the shops, Aaron comes up with a brilliant idea to help other people: the Snow Pony Express! Using a pony and sledge, he and Grace are soon very busy helping out. But while they are out delivering an urgent food parcel, a blizzard strikes, forcing them to take shelter in a disused barn. When the blizzard stops, they discover they are snowed in. Now it's a race against time to rescue themselves and their ponies before night draws in.

Ride to the Rescue is the exciting first book in The Rowan Tree Stables series - an illustrated pony series inspired by Nina Carberry's own childhood, featuring 10-year-old Grace and her best friend, Aaron. Grace and Aaron attend different schools but meet at the local riding stables, where they like to ride out together. Though opposite in character, they are the best of friends, bonded by their shared love of ponies and adventure. Their ponies Daisy and Nipper are best friends too! In Ride to the Rescue, Grace and Aaron discover something fishy about the local river. It's up to them - and their ponies - to track down who is behind it. But how will they manage when Grace's pony, Daisy, gets injured?

When Múinteoir Emer has to have a bunion removed, Milly's class gets a substitute teacher while she's off. But Mr Wright is not like any teacher Milly has ever had before. He's super strict and obsessed with PE. So much so, he convinces their principal, Mr Manley, to allow their class to organise a Lá Spóirt for the whole school. Milly's soon signed up for the egg-and-spoon race, the three-legged race and even a bit of archery ... Sure, what could possibly go wrong?

Your imagination is a powerful tool. So powerful that if you put your mind to it, you can often achieve great things. Harnessing the power of your mind can be magical. It could even change your life! You don't even have to believe in magic. You just have to believe in yourself. Keith Barry is a magician, a scientist, a mentalist, a hypnotist, an escapologist, a mind coach and a brain hacker and he can perform mind magic on you! This book will: • Show you how to become more confident to try new things • Teach you tricks to help you fix problems in everyday life • Help you to feel good, smash your goals and bounce back when things go wrong • Make life more magical It's Keith Barry's Mind Magic, and you can learn it too!

An account of running a small farm as a hobby, and some of the lessons learned during that ten year experience. The text describes the moment when the author's pet house cow was diagnosed as having BSE, the wasteful burning of two acres of soggy grass and the birth of dozens of farm animals.