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Title: Holiday Homecoming by Joanna Campbell, Chris Platt ISBN: 0613313186 Publisher: Bt Bound Pub. Date: March, 2001 Format: Library Binding Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $12.15

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Average Customer Rating: 4.67

Rating: 5
Summary: Will Ashleigh give up horses?
Comment: Ashleigh Griffen is extremely upset when Shadow; a filly she took care of gets sold. Soon all the other yearlings go too. She then finds out that her friend is moving to California. She starts acting girly and totally ignores Stardust and plans never to get attached to another horse. When a neglected mare in foal arrives at Edgardale will she change her mind?

Rating: 4
Summary: A kinda corny ending
Comment: Ok, It was easy to predict that Mona would come back, because Ashleigh in the 1st book of Thoroughbred mentioned it. But the last page was really really pathetic. I mean, if you got a promotion with more money would Mona's dad really give it up? And at the last minute too? And the house deal. Usually they don't "fall through" at the last minute. The rest of the book was good, except when Ashleigh got all girly. So , it's not that bad of a book.

Rating: 5
Summary: A moodsetter for the holidays!
Comment: Chris Platt rolls out another great Ashliegh book! I love how you get so involved with Ashliegh and her feelings. Just a little suggestion though, wouldn't it be nice not to killthis series? Why don't you not make Ashliegh one age the whole time, end it when she says goodbye to Stardust and write a new series called SAMANTHA! Or CINDY! Or CHRISTINA. It couldn't hurt to do something different!