Riding Class

by Bonnie Bryant

Emily has cerebral palsy, but she and her specially trained horse get around just fine. The Saddle Club girls make friends with Emily and even take her on her first trail ride. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553483625
• ISBN13: 9780553483628
• Release Date: February 1996
• Publisher: Skylark Books
• Length: 130 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.2" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

Another Great Book!

In this book, tsc helps a girl with Cp who changes what her horse's name CP stands for! Sorry this isn't good, but I gotta hury I can and have done better! But GET THIS BOOK!!!!!!! Saddle Club's biggest fan!! Ps I luv all sc books, so this is what I always say, but it is so awesome!!!!!! Get this book and all the others, and go to www.saddleclubtv.com/ to start an adventure!

A Book With Heart!

This was one of Bryant's finest! Emily, a girl with cerebral palsy, is an awesome new character! And she doesn't fade away, like some! In fact, she's included a lot in the later series, Pine Hollow! It really makes you think twice about people with physical disabilities! Emily has a lot of heart, and so does her horse, P.C. THat's another thing I like; P.C. always stands for soemthing different! This is a great book for any die hard fan, or anybody who likes horses! The Saddle Club rocks!

Great Book

I really enjoyed this book about a young girl who refused to let her disability keep her from wanting to try new experiences, and I think that it was great that the saddle club wanted to help her achieve what her heart desired and it didn't hurt that they put a certain rich snob in her place, Look out Veronica or Emily will beat you every time! Great book I love all the saddle club series! I want more !

Go Emily and P.C.!

The Saddle Club goes to a disabled riding place called Free Rein and meets a girl who has cerebal palsy. She rides with a horse called P.C. The Saddle Club takes her to Pine Hollow and Veronica diAngelo is mean to Emily. What happens next is something you have to discover by reading the book!

Disabled Emily and her amazing horse go for the blue!

When the Saddle Club's Pony Club, Horse Wise, helps out at Free Rein, a theraputic riding center, Stevie, Lisa, and Carole make a knew friend. Emily Williams is physically disabled. She and her wonderful horse P.C. try their hardest to compensate for it. Emily starts coming to Horse Wise just about the time of the handy hunter competition, a type of horse show. A snobby girl named Veronica DiAngelo makes fun of Emily's disabilities. The Saddle Club decides she needs a taste of her own medicine. They help Emily train for the show. In the end Emily wins the blue, beating Veronica and her fancy horse Danny, disabilaties and all!