Jacqueline Rogers

Spurred on by her older sister, Amy works hard to overcome her nervousness so that she and her horse Lucky can compete in their first horse show.

Emmy has just moved from the country and had to leave her beloved horse behind, but Belle, an American quarter horse on which she takes riding lessons, helps her to get used to the noise and bustle of big city life.

Rhyming text invites readers to count Santa's reindeer as they happily jump and play.

When his family moves to a small town near Milwaukee, Matt's efforts to fit into his new fourth-grade class are complicated by his poor spelling and his encounter with the ghost of one of the school's former teachers.

Betsy the giraffe longs to be a ballerina, so when her dance class does not work out, she discovers another way to make her dreams come true.

"Jenny wants to barrel race at the rodeo. Is Dash fast enough to win?"--p. [4] of cover.

Nine-year-old Chelsea's experiences, which include a fight with her best friend, making mistakes in the handbell concert, and saying goodbye to the only church minister she has ever known, help her to accept that things change and that people, including herself, are not perfect.

Pictures and simple text depict desert animals and the tracks they leave in the sand as they rush to their homes.

Emma is running in a big relay race, and Dixie has come along to cheer her on -- Publisher.

Although he feels shy and out of place on the playing field, Kenny agrees to try soccer.