Sixteen-year-old Hope must defend her developmentally disabled older brother (who has not spoken a word since he was nine) when he is accused of murdering a beloved high school baseball coach. Sixteen-year-old Hope must defend her developmentally disabled brother (who has not spoken a word since he was nine) when he is accused of murdering a beloved high school baseball coach.

In Lucky for Winnie, Winnie finally gets the opportunity to gentle her own horse. While she hopes it will be the beautiful Arabian, she instead gets stuck with Lucky, a headstrong Mustang. Meanwhile, Winnie feels tempted to submit a traced drawing for the school art fair because she doubts her artistic skills. Winnie learns that the love and support of her family is better than being a good artist. Plus, when she pushes past her first impression and...

During the Christmas season, a young boy and his family take a whirlwind road trip across the United States, visiting relatives from Alaska to Maine.

At Christmas, Jack is missing his father who left home to find work, and unhappy that the cookies his mother is baking are for the needy at church, until she tells him the story of how Christmas cookies originated in the Middle Ages as a way to tell people about the Nativity. Includes a recipe for springerle.

Winnie doesn't think she has anything in common with crabby Aunt Betty and her homesick horse, Buck. Who ever heard of a horse too scared to leave the barn? But when Winnie is invited to her first sleepover, suddenly she understands how hard it can be to leave home.

Winnie gets her chance to become on of the "in" crowd at school if she can train a horse who's rider will be Grant Baines, the most popular boy in school.

Winnie is determined to find out who is sabotaging her new friend Ramon's chances to become a star circus performer.

Winnie Willis' confidence is shattered not only by a school assignment, but also by an accident while riding her horse Bold Beauty.

After a fire at Starlight Animal Rescue, Hank questions his the ability to rescue anything.

Fourth-graders Ellie and Colt have been best friends since kindergarten, but when Colt starts treating Ellie badly and even ignores her younger, deaf brother, she wonders if she should continue to pray for a horse for Colt, as she has been ever since she got her own horse.