Tabitha
Book Five, Story One
I’ve known Tabitha and her parents, Linda and Bob, for many years. Tabitha has always been a loyal reader of my children’s books and she has ridden since she was a very young girl. She even learned to jump horses and competes in horse shows. Tabitha was the perfect young girl to feature in this story since I have watched her grow in her riding skills from the time she was very young.
What Our Readers Say…
Kim McLain
Camp Hill, PA
‘Wolfie the Most Beautiful Pony in the World’ was my favorite in Adventures At Green Apple Acres because I strive to see the inner beauty in people and other beings. As an example, my favorite dogs have always been mutts — not classically built, with features that can be easily judged, like purebreds at shows — but scruffy, one-of-a-kind companions, with personalities as unique as their outward appearances. And when I was in school, I avoided the cliques of girls who seemed overly concerned with their looks and clothing. Instead, I gravitated toward those who may not have been perfect on the outside, but they had a brain and a sense of humor, which I found much more interesting than a pretty dress or impeccable make-up and hair. So, like the character John, I can appreciate someone for all they have to offer, and see past what meets the eye.
