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Title: Mallory and the Dream Horse (Baby-Sitters Club, 54) by Ann M. Martin ISBN: 0-590-44965-6 Publisher: Scholastic Pub. Date: 01 May, 1992 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $3.25

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Average Customer Rating: 2.8 (5 reviews)

Rating: 2
Summary: Nice writing style, poor information
Comment: I usually enjoy Ann M Martin's books very much, but I'm not too impressed with the information in this book. A previous reviewer pretty much said it all- also I would not be happy to see an instructor that would let a collision almost happen. I know I didn't begin cantering for a few months after I began riding, as did most of the other riders my instructor trains. But I must say that the book has a wonderful writing style for that age group. =O)

Rating: 5
Summary: Uh, Hello Here?
Comment: Now, I may not be a horse nut or anything like that, but I felt this book was a good introduction to horseback riding. And also, may I say that the point of the book was not to be exact about things such as ribbon colors and such. It served the purpose of showing how Mallory feels that its better to adore horses than love riding them. I do recommend though, maybe checking this book out of a library or something to see what you personally think.

Rating: 2
Summary: Very Poorly Written
Comment: I'd have to say that I am VERY digusted with this book. An avid horse lover and reader, I have been riding since I was 6. Mallory's riding instructor shouldn't have called Mallory's mom--she should have made Mallory get back on unless she was broken or bleeding badly. And it dosen't take 3 lessons to canter. I think the writer should have done a little better job of doing research, even if she dosen't like horses. Some kid isn't gonna get the right information when they read this book. And Thoroughbred and Quarter-Horse are supposed to be capitalized (they are names of a breed).