Separation and independence
Caitlin is unhappy because her mother plans to spend the summer away on an important assignment, while Caitlin goes on a riding holiday.
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Jenny Hughes - Author
A seaside horse-riding holiday shifts from excitement to mystery and possible danger. Caitlin’s feelings about her mother’s absence sit alongside friendship, adventure and a shared effort to avert an unspecified disaster.
Caitlin is not happy at all - her mother plans to travel the summer to take on an important assignment. Without them. But when Caitlin learns that in return she can take a riding holiday at the seaside and take her beloved horse Jade with her, she is very excited. Sun, sea and swimming with jade, everything seems perfect! But as soon as she arrived at the Beacon Lodge riding school, Caitlin quickly realizes that nothing is what it seems. A summer full of mysteries and great emotions lies ahead of her. But also some disasters that are looming. Will she and her new friends manage to avert the disaster?
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA seaside horse-riding holiday shifts from excitement to mystery and possible danger. Caitlin’s feelings about her mother’s absence sit alongside friendship, adventure and a shared effort to avert an unspecified disaster.
Caitlin is unhappy because her mother plans to spend the summer away on an important assignment, while Caitlin goes on a riding holiday.
At Beacon Lodge, Caitlin makes new friends and may need to work with them to avert a disaster.
Caitlin quickly realises that Beacon Lodge is not what it seems, and the summer includes mysteries and looming disasters.
The main point to prepare for is a change from an apparently perfect holiday to uncertainty and looming trouble.
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