A middle school teacher. An award-winning author. A world-famous pony. When seventh grade teacher Susan Friedland rereads her favorite childhood book, Misty of Chincoteague, curiosity sets in. How did Misty, a pinto pony, turn into a celebrity with a best-selling book series and movie? Who was Marguerite Henry, the author of Misty? Will Susan be able to find Marguerite's fans and friends to uncover the hidden backstory before it's too late? Travel with Susan from horse farms to libraries and historical archives as she searches for clues. Follow in her footsteps from the Northwoods of Wisconsin…mehr
A middle school teacher. An award-winning author. A world-famous pony. When seventh grade teacher Susan Friedland rereads her favorite childhood book, Misty of Chincoteague, curiosity sets in. How did Misty, a pinto pony, turn into a celebrity with a best-selling book series and movie? Who was Marguerite Henry, the author of Misty? Will Susan be able to find Marguerite's fans and friends to uncover the hidden backstory before it's too late? Travel with Susan from horse farms to libraries and historical archives as she searches for clues. Follow in her footsteps from the Northwoods of Wisconsin to Chicagoland where Marguerite and Misty lived in the 1950s. Splash along in a kayak off Chincoteague Island, Virginia, during the wild pony swim Misty made famous. Gallop into the magic of Marguerite and Misty and be inspired to chase your curiosity, wherever it takes you.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Susan Friedland is an equestrian author inspired by the works of her favorite author, Marguerite Henry. In 2018, Susan re-read Misty of Chincoteague as an adult, and her curiosity about Marguerite resulted in a two-year quest to uncover facts, fans and friends of Henry and Misty, the famous pony. The result of her research is Susan's book Marguerite, Misty and Me (Saddle Seeks Horse Press, 2023) and the new young reader adaptation of Marguerite, Misty and Me which launched in July on Chincoteague Island during the 99th annual Pony Penning Week. Since 2013, Susan has been blogging at her award-winning website, Saddle Seeks Horse, and has written several horse-themed nonfiction books. Susan also co-hosts the Barn Banter by Horse Illustrated podcast and enjoys adventures with her off-track Thoroughbred Tiz a Knight, in Bull Valley, Illinois. Follow her on Facebook or Instagram at @saddleseekshorse.
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