Moonrise

by Terri Farley

Book Overview

A vicious pack of hunting dogs threaten the safety of Phantom?s new foals, but Phantom is busy protecting the herd from his fully-grown son, New Moon. Samantha hopes the horses can band together in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060583150
• ISBN13: 9780060583156
• Release Date: February 2005
• Publisher: Avon Books
• Length: 197 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.1" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 8 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 3 to 7

Customer Reviews

good but weird changes

ok moonshine is a good book, but in some of the recent books names have changed: Lila kenworthy-leah sundance(jeds horse)-sundown calla thurston-tharston or a typo if im mistaken its kind of stupid though...an author forgetting her characters names???????????????

a little disappointing

This book was a little disappointing. Of course I'm sure she'll continue in the next book but I wanted to know what happened to Blaze and the other dogs in this book instead of having to buy the other one in a couple of months. I like most of the phantom stallion books although this one defintley wasn't my favorite it was still a good book. In real life I do own a mustang and I might get a wild one soon. I can't wait till the other books come out and I can learn about one of the newer books that are coming out in November and September(Firefly is one of the books names). I think Terri is a very talented writer and I hope she continues writing books. The other book that is coming out is Mountain Mare.

The Best Book of the Phantom Stallion Series!!

Terri Farley once again writes an exciting story about both wild and tame mustangs and the young girl who loves them. Her writing makes you feel like you actually there experiencing everything that the main character, a 14 year old girl named Sam, does.

Great Phantom Stallion story!

Leigh-I agree with you. The story's end was a bit unconclusive. But it wasn't just bringing in a couple of cows. Sam worked hard to become a buckaroo, as we saw in this book. I imagine that this book might lead into Kidnapped Colt-#15. I believe we'll either start off exactly where we left off, or we'll hear about what happend. Terri will probably explain what happend with the Sherrif and Slocum, but the dogs will probably still be a problem. This is the first book which really gives us some clues into the future (she has recently exteneded the series into 26). I'm sure the dogs will come back into play, and Blaze will probably still be missing at the start of the first book, something that will tie into the plot. We also have yet to find out about what Jen said about the man Slocum hired to help with the dogs, and said he wasn't a real cowboy. In Terri's writing style, she never leaves wholes open unless there is a good reason, it must tie into the plot later. I give this story 5 stars because it shows Sam feeling the rage at Slocum I've been feeling throughout the series. She also truely learns to be a buckaroo, which is a big improvement! The best part is that we learn more about New Moon, the Phantom's son. There are sure to be more battles between them. I can't wait to read what the next one brings!