Books with title The Perfect Pony

Sarah is sad because she cannot find an Eid gift for her mother, so she takes a walk along the secret path in the woods that always makes her feel better. There she finds the first flower of spring—God's perfect gift to the world. Leaving her gift in its place to share with her entire family, Sarah grows in her understanding and appreciation of nature and what it means to live in submission to God.J. Samia Mair is a freelance author who writes in several genres, including children's and adult fiction, short stories, essays, scientific articles, and poetry.

Can Rebecca turn her new stepbrother into her new love? When Rebecca's mother marries Pres's father, Rebecca is sure that living in the same house with the guy of her dreams will have its perks and it will be just a matter of time before Pres sees her as more than a kid sister. Even though her best friend, Celeste, warns her to face reality, Rebecca doesn't listen. She thinks Pres is the perfect guy for her. But Celeste's brother, Josh, has been friends with Pres for years, and Celeste thinks she knows what she's talking about. Rebecca's not so sure about her relationship with her new stepfather. She knows he can't replace her real dad, but she thinks she can break through his cool surface by helping him with the school play. But things don't go as planned, and as friendships start to change, Rebecca faces surprising truths about herself and her friends. Will she find happiness in her new family and find The Perfect Guy?

After begging for a pet, a child's mother finally says "yes." But which animal will be the best pet? Using animal classification and habitat needs, the child narrows it down from Kingdom Animalia, through invertebrates to vertebrates. Reptiles and amphibians are out, and birds and fish are soon off the list. That leaves mammals, but which one? An elephant won't fit through the door, and a tiger would be too hard to walk. What's a child to do?

Alyssa Simone has a secret, but common, disorder: trichotillomania. Since the fourth grade she has been pulling out her hair and wondering why she can't stop. Now at fifteen, she is the best friend of the most popular girl in school and trying to appear normal. When she moves to Las Vegas for her sophomore year, Alyssa isn't sure how muchlonger she can hide the damage. The night before school starts she realizes her left eyebrow is completely gone, and she is dangerously close to pulling out her head hair. To make matters worse, her plastic-surgery crazed mother has signed the two of them up to star in a reality show and the cameras are about to start rolling. Alyssa is desperate to keep this secret from her mother, classmates, and the camera... The Perfect Pull is a fictional novel for ages 11 and up.

After begging for a pet, a child’s mother finally says “yes.” But which animal will be the best pet? Using animal classification and habitat needs, the child narrows it down from Kingdom Animalia, through invertebrates to vertebrates. Reptiles and amphibians are out, and birds and fish are soon off the list. That leaves mammals, but which one? An elephant won't fit through the door, and a tiger would be too hard to walk. What's a child to do?

Treasure’s dad has disappeared and her mom sets out to track him down, leaving twelve-year-old Treasure and her little sister, Tiffany, in small-town Virginia with their eccentric, dictatorial Great-Aunt Grace. GAG (as the girls refer to her) is a terrible cook, she sets off Treasure’s asthma with her cat and her chain smoking, and her neighbors suspect her in the recent jewel thefts. As the hope of finding their dad fades, the girls and their great-aunt begin to understand and accommodate one another. When a final dash to their dad’s last known address proves unsuccessful, Treasure has to accept that he’s gone for good. When she goes back to Great-Aunt Grace’s, it is the first time she has returned to a place instead of just moving on. Convincing, fully realized characters, a snarky narrative voice, and laugh-aloud funny dialogue make The Perfect Place a standout among stories of adjustment and reconfigured families.

The Perfect Poo is a hilarious children's story with a difference. Children & parents alike will cackle at the outrageous illustrations & cleverly written lines within a beautifully presented book which truly isn't what it first seems. It's a book with a wonderfully uplifting & positive message, one that every parent & child should read. Have you ever felt pressured into doing something you didn't really want to do ? Maybe you've pushed or persuaded your child into things they weren't really all that interested in ?....well, The Perfect Poo is perfect for you ! Written & illustrated by comic artist Brendan Kelly along with stand up comedienne Mandy Nolan, there's a wealth of comedy within the pages that's rarely seen in a children's book. Like it or not, your child will walk around for weeks repeating the lines over & over & over... They'll want to dwell over pictures long after you're ready to turn the page ! Ladies & Gentlemen, I give you...The Perfect Poo.