12 year old Clodagh and her pony Ozzie fear they may lose the place they call home, after a huge fire burns through the manor. Unsure if Mrs. Fitz has the money to fix it up, Clodagh is desperate to find a way to save the old house. When Mike tells her about a blockbuster film that is looking for locations to film at, Clodagh decides to offer the manor as a film set. But when the film company decides it's perfect for the film, she has to tell Ma and Dad what she's done, without them knowing. Can the film rescue the manor house from ruin? And when a serious accident occurs on set, can Clodagh and Ozzie find a way to save the movie? Join Clodagh and Ozzie on their next exciting adventure to find out. This wholesome and beautifully told horse story is perfect for horse-crazy kids aged over 8. Written by international horsewoman and award-winning documentary director, Elaine Heney, this tender and touching story explores the depth of the relationship that can be created between girl and horse - that can last a lifetime. This book follows the success of the first 2 books in this series - the Forgotten Horse & the Show Horse. This is the perfect children’s equestrian book for young readers, girls, boys, tweens and teens to curl up with and enjoy. Enjoy the third book in the Connemara Horse Adventure Series for Kids.

Emily and Sophie age 9, and Jack age 8, are at Blackthorn Stables, getting ready for the St. Patrick’s Day parade. As they are riding their ponies back to the stables, they stumble upon an ancient silver brooch, rumoured to be from the legendary Silver Serpent Schooner. This Spanish ship, laden with gold and treasure, is said to have met its watery grave centuries ago in the mysterious depths of Blackthorn Bay, Galway. But disaster strikes when under the cloak of darkness, a cunning thief steals the silver brooch. Can the Blackthorn Stables gang, along with their ponies and dog Benji, outsmart the sneaky thief? And is the brooch really a key to the Silver Serpent Schooner’s long lost treasure? Join Emily, Sophie, Jack and friends in this heart-pounding March adventure as they navigate clues and discover the true meaning of teamwork, courage and friendship. This wholesome and beautifully told adventure story chapter book is perfect for children aged 6 upwards. This is the perfect children’s story book and gift for young readers, girls, boys and all who love great St. Patrick Day stories to curl up with and enjoy.

12 year old Clodagh and her pony Ozzie fear they may lose the place they call home, after a huge fire burns through the manor. Unsure if Mrs. Fitz has the money to fix it up, Clodagh is desperate to find a way to save the old house. When Mike tells her about a blockbuster film that is looking for locations to film at, Clodagh decides to offer the manor as a film set. But when the film company decides it's perfect for the film, she has to tell Ma and Dad what she's done, without them knowing. Can the film rescue the manor house from ruin? And when a serious accident occurs on set, can Clodagh and Ozzie find a way to save the movie? Join Clodagh and Ozzie on their next exciting adventure to find out. This wholesome and beautifully told horse story is perfect for horse-crazy kids aged over 8. Written by international horsewoman and award-winning documentary director, Elaine Heney, this tender and touching story explores the depth of the relationship that can be created between girl and horse - that can last a lifetime. This book follows the success of the first 2 books in this series - the Forgotten Horse & the Show Horse. This is the perfect children's equestrian book for young readers, girls, boys, tweens and teens to curl up with and enjoy. Enjoy the third book in the Connemara Horse Adventure Series for Kids.

12 year old Clodagh and Ozzie fear they may lose the place they call home, after a huge fire burns through the manor. Unsure if Mrs. Fitz has the money to fix it up, Clodagh is desperate to find a way to save the old house. When Mike tells her about a blockbuster film that is looking for locations to film at, Clodagh decides to offer the manor as a film set. But when the film company decides it's perfect for the film, she has to tell Ma and Dad what she's done, without them knowing. Can the film rescue the manor house from ruin? And when a serious accident occurs on set, can Clodagh and Ozzie find a way to save the movie?