An enchanting and empowering standalone story from the author of The Princess and the Foal.An enchanting and empowering standalone story from the author of The Princess and the Foal.Twelve-year-old Hilly has landed her dream job, riding on the set of Brunhilda, an epic film based on the fearless warrior of Icelandic legend. Norse fire ritual tells that on mid-summer’s day, animals and humans can shape-shift and one night Hilly finds herself connected to the young warrior and her fire stallion. As the two girls’ lives intertwine, Hilly soon realises that they’ll both have to risk everything for the love of their horses…Inspired by real-life historical events, The Fire Stallion is an epic tale…Praise for ‘The Princess and the Foal’:‘The perfect gift for girls with big dreams’ The Bookseller‘Great new book – 10/10’ Newmarket Journal‘Younger readers will delight in this heartwarming tale’ HorseStacy Gregg is the author of successful pony adventure series Pony Club Secrets and Pony Club Rivals and standalone novels ‘The Princess and the Foal’ and ‘the Island of Lost Horses’ both winners of the Children’s Choice Junior Fiction award at the New Zealand Post Book Awards for Children and Young Adults. Formerly the editor of fashion website Runwayreporter.com, Stacy writes exclusively for HarperCollins.• Draws on real-life Germanic and Icelandic mythology, featuring the story of Brunhilda, a daring warrior maiden. Perfectly on trend with the current resurgence of fairy tales and mythology and strong female heroines.• Perfect for horse-obsessed girls who want that extra edge of epic adventure and an emotional intensity.• Stacy Gregg is the three-time winner of the Junior Fiction Children’s Choice Award, Junior Fiction category of the New Zealand Book Awards for Children & Young Adult.Competition: Pony Club Secrets; Riverdale Pony Stories; The Racehorse Who Wouldn’t Gallop; The One Dollar Horse. by Stacy Gregg; Amanda Wills; Lauren St. John; Pippa Funnell; Clare Balding; Victoria Eveleigh
Pubblicato da: HarperCollins Publishers