Allie, now sixteen years old, is just one win away from becoming a full-fledged jockey. Everyone gathers at Tall Oaks to celebrate her achievement. At the festivities the jockeys and trainers reminisce about their favorite horses past and future. Inspired more than ever by their tales, Allie and her horse Wonder's Legacy set out for Whisper-wood to perfect their jumping skills and to look after a broodmare named Sterling Dream that is due to foal soon. But a failed attempt at cross-country jumping forces Allie and Legacy to slow down. It's only when Sterling disappears that they get back on track. Will they be able to save the missing mare and her unborn foal in time? Be sure to celebrate the rich history of the Thoroughbred series with all your favorite characters in this spectacular concluding volume. Ages 10+
This was the BEST HORSE BOOKS I HAVE EVER READ!!!!! I was very sad when I read the last word. I mean they didn't have a ending! What is Allie's Wonder going to be, a racer or eventer? What happens to Christina and Parker? Don't they get married?? Well, I've have read every book except #42 and #56. I have only rated 2 or 3 books with 3 stars. All the other's were GREAT!!!! I wish they ending it differently though. I mean, your ENDING THE BOOKS why didn't you end it with all of the old charaters? I mean couldn't you add a closing chapter that says " 20 years later......." and tells what happens. I HOPE THAT YOU RESTART THE BOOKS!!!!!!!!!! READ THESE BOOKS, THEY HAVE MADE BE SO MUCH SMARTER IN MY HORSE KNOWLEDGE!!!!!!!!
Please read this, Harper Collins
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
I am 12 years old and started reading these books 2 years ago. I liked them right off because of the fact that the books were written for girls around 10 to perhaps 14 (despite the fact that they are rated for 8 to 12 year olds) that were mature. I mean, most the time the girls in the TB books act mature, and don't do stupid things like become overly obsessed with guys and fashion. I feel that us, mature readers, can relate to that. I liked these books also because they focused on racing. Because of these books, I know want to be a jockey one day. And now, you're ending this cherished series??? What??? Don't you want other girls to want to become something else then those really popular, perhaps unrealistic careers? (singers, models, etc.) I have to say that ending this series is an act of immaturity and, maybe, laziness??? By ending this series, you are ending my DREAMS!!! (And many other kid's dreams too!!!) Please, reconsider your decision.
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Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
I think they are making everyone age so fast, and everything, is because different authors are writing the books now, and have been for a while. I have heard nothing about the series ending. Ive been reading these books since they began, and I am currently 26. I still enjoy them.
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Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
it is really sad about how the series are ending.......i really liked the books
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Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
I havce not read this book, but i don't understand why the made Allie age two years and it seems like the last book in the other Series, how a mare goes off heavy in foal. Allie seems to be every where and she helps out everyone. What happens to all the other people in the time of two years, or something. Other than that i think that this will make a good book. Pity about the series ending. But it might be for the best, because all people seem to be doing to the other books is complaing about them. Have a nice read
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