Lizzy 'N Dizzy - Lambert, Joyce
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Elizabeth Epona Pendergrass lives a privileged life. She attends a strict private school, is driven by a chauffeur, and takes riding lessons. Grandmother and Grandfather Pendergrass were from one of the oldest families of Boston, tracing their family tree back to England, where they were distantly related to royalty. But Elizabeth maintains a sweet, unspoiled spirit of obedience, even if it goes against everything she does. As the school year ends in the city, Elizabeth looks forward to spending her summer with her grandparents in Kentucky while her parents tour Europe again. Lizzy 'N Dizzy…mehr

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Elizabeth Epona Pendergrass lives a privileged life. She attends a strict private school, is driven by a chauffeur, and takes riding lessons. Grandmother and Grandfather Pendergrass were from one of the oldest families of Boston, tracing their family tree back to England, where they were distantly related to royalty. But Elizabeth maintains a sweet, unspoiled spirit of obedience, even if it goes against everything she does. As the school year ends in the city, Elizabeth looks forward to spending her summer with her grandparents in Kentucky while her parents tour Europe again. Lizzy 'N Dizzy follows Elizabeth on a summer journey that leads her to a new relationship with her blueblooded grandparents and eventually parents. It shares how her love of horses makes all this possible, along with some new friends, like Jed and DIZ, she meets along the way.
Autorenporträt
JOYCE LAMBERT HAS BEEN published author for over thirty years. She began as a poet, but has since branched out into children's literature, publishing her first book, SLICK 'N SLIDE. Joyce lives on a farm with Jim, her husband of nearly fifty years, where they raised six children, assorted horses and many other animals. There the farm life, the beauty of the Indiana countryside, and the bordering Kankakee River, have been a constant inspiration for the stories she writes for her twenty one grandchildren.