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Saving Moonbeam

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Saving Moonbeam

Gemma’s beloved horse has died recently, and she still misses him. She has to drag herself to her weekend job at the local riding stables. One day, on her way to the stables, she hears a whinny; and in a small, bare paddock she sees a grey horse in shocking condition. He seems to be starving. On her way home she brings him some chaff, and she decides to come back early next morning to groom him. In her mind she names him Moonbeam. But Gemma hasn’t reckoned on the horse’s owner, Mrs O’Donnell, who guards the horse jealously even though she can’t care for him.
It seems that nobody wants Gemma to look after Moonbeam. But whether people like it or not, she is determined to help the horse any way she can.

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age8+
ISBN9780143303602
Published27/11/2008
Price Per CopyRRP $16.99
1–9 copies$15.29
10–19 copies$14.44
20+ copies$13.59
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Sherryl Clark

Sherryl Clark has been writing poems and stories for children for over twenty years. Her picture book, Wednesday Was Even Worse, was a CBCA Notable book and is still being read on Playschool. Her verse novel, Farm Kids, won the NSW Premier’s Literary Award for Children’s Books in 2005 and Six Grade Style Queen, Not was an Honour book in the 2008 CBCA Awards.

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Anne Spudvilas

Anne Spudvilas is an established painter and multi-award-winning children’s book illustrator. Her work is divided between commissioned portraits, illustrating children’s books and visiting schools talking about the process of creating picture books. She is also a courtroom artist who works with the Melbourne media.

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