Horsefeathers!

"Let her try to help your horse, mister!" yelled Maggie. "Sarah Coop can talk a horse into anything!"

Sarah "Scoop" Coop is a teenaged horse whisperer who knows horses better than anything, including herself. She lives for her mixed-breed mare, Orphan, stabled at her grandad's defunct stable. An orphan herself, Scoop struggles to get by with her aunt and her brother. But when Grandad becomes ill, Scoop's life is turned upside down and she'll have to do whatever it takes to hold onto her horse and everything that matters.

200 pages; Youth 11-17

Horse Cents!

Horsefeathers Stable had been a dream come true. Sarah Coop, "Scoop, the teen horse gentler," doesn't even mind the hard work it takes to make a go of her "Home for the Backyard Horses." She and her three best friends consider their horses friends, not just creatures to be shown, jumped, or raced. But something is going on with Buckingham's British Pride, Carla Buckingham's Saddle Horse. Could he be responding to how anxious Carla seems these days? Scoop is more confident she can help Carla's horse than she is about helping her friend. But if somebody doesn't uncover Carla's secret soon, it may be too late..

200 pages; Youth 12-17

Horse Whispers in the Air

"Scoop!" called Aunt Dotty. "Where's your grandaddy? I can't find him nowhere!"

Grandad Coop couldn't have picked a worse time to wander off--3:10 A.M on the morning school starts. But high schools feels a million miles away as Scoop rides through the dark looking for him. She has to be ready for the arrival of a new problem mare to Horsefeathers Stable. As Scoop struggles to understand the new mare, Grandad sinks deeper into his Altzheimer's and farther away from her. They've never gotten along when he was well, and now he doesn't recognize her. Is it too late for both of them?

200 pages; Youth 11-17

A Horse of a Different Color

"Taming problem horses is big business," said Mr. Snyder at the bank. "You're a businesswoman now, Scoop. Act like one! They say everybody gets 15 minutes of fame in this life. You and Horsefeathers could sure use yours now."

As Scoop worries about the future of Horsefeathers Stable, she gets the chance to "fix" an Appaloosa named Diablo. The horse has developed some bad habits. And he's not the only one. Ben, the owner, is leading Scoop's best friend, Maggie 37 Brown, into his own bad habits. But if Scoop stands up for her friend, she may lose her stable.

200 pages; Youth 11-17

All the King's Horses

One month before sophomore year begins, Scoop volunteers to work with some newly donated horses at the Horsefeathers Stable.

Horse Angel

When someone plays a nasty Halloween trick at Horsefeathers' Stables, Scoop gets a bad case of the "what if's." Her fear affects her progress with Cheyenne and shakes her confidence in her abilities. Things seem to go from bad to worse. Her friend Jen seems to never get over being sick and Scoop worries about her. Then a big snowstorm hits and she learns that Jen went out in the storm on Cheyenne.

Home Is Where Your Horse Is

When Scoop meets the beautiful and glamourous Twila Twopennies and is invited to help out at her lavish stables, Scoop imagines that Twila is the mother who gave her up for adoption fifteen years earlier.

A Horsefeather's Mystery

Sarah "Scoop" Coop knows she needs to remodel and update Horsefeathers Stable to attract new business. And that takes money. Lots of it. When Scoop meets a racehorse trainer who wants Horsefeathers to look after his horses, she sees a solution to her financial woes. Scoop swallows her dislike for horseracing and takes on the boarders. But something's wrong. Disaster after disaster strikes. Scoop, Maggie, Travis, and B.C. rush to solve the mystery before Horsefeathers' reputation-and its future - are ruined.