Books with author Linda Chapman

Welcome to a magical world where dreams come true . . .Emily and her skating-school friends are thrilled to be learning to drive sledges pulled by fluffy huskies. The competition that week to win the blue skates is a winter sledge-ski-skate race! The girls have to choose the best person in their team for each leg of the race, but will they discover that winning the race isn't all it takes to be Ice Princess?

Most of the time, Twilight looks like an ordinary grey pony but when Lauren says the words of a spell he transforms into a magical unicorn and together they can fly all over the world . . . You don't think the treehouse is really haunted, do you? There are rumours going round school that there is a haunted treehouse by the creek. After Lauren's brother's toy Donkey is thrown up there by the mean boys from school, it's up to Lauren and Twilight to get him back and to solve the spooky mystery. Little do they know, they're not the only ones in for a Starlight Surprise . . .

Unicorns are the protectors of the magical land of Arcadia, and that's an important job! To get the skills they need to do it right, all young unicorns go to Unicorn School. There they take flying lessons, practice healing and making magic charms -- and have fun adventures! This series from the creator of the enormously popular My Secret Unicorn books pairs the fantasy world of unicorns with the familiar setting of school to encourage imagination while reminding children of the importance of loyalty, honesty, and friendship. Includes First-Class Friends, The Surprise Party, The Treasure Hunt, The School Play, and The Pet Show. 128-144 pages each.

Lauren is almost sure that Moonshine, the scruffy grey pony at the dealer's stable, is another secret unicorn who hasn't yet found a unicorn friend to turn her into her magical shape. Feeling sorry for the lonely pony, Lauren pays her a visit and is surprised to see a strange boy talking softly to Moonshine and stroking her. Michael explains that he loves ponies but his foster parents won't let him have one because, among other things, they live in the city. Lauren and her unicorn, Twilight, are certain that Michael is the special friend that Moonshine needs and are determined to unite them before the summer holidays end and Michael has to return home.