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Mary's Song by Susan Count (2016, Trade Paperback)

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This book, titled "Mary's Song" and written by Susan Count, is a trade paperback with a publication year of 2016. The book is written in English and belongs to the juvenile fiction genre. It features illustrations by Sanderson, Ruth, and Yes. The book is published by Hastings Creations Group and the topic is general.

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Product Identifiers

PublisherHastings Creations Group

ISBN-100997088338

ISBN-139780997088335

eBay Product ID (ePID)12038711599

Product Key Features

Book TitleMary's Song

Publication Year2016

TopicGeneral

LanguageEnglish

IllustratorSanderson, Ruth, Yes

GenreJuvenile Fiction

AuthorSusan Count

FormatTrade Paperback

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience

LCCN2016-940445

Grade FromFourth Grade

Grade ToEighth Grade

SynopsisA young artist falls in love with a foal that is lame, just like her. The expensive surgery the foal needs has little chance to correct the problem. Still Mary plots and conspires to raise money to save the horse, even as time runs out. She sacrifices what she holds dear - the trust of her papa, to gain her heart's desire. But she could lose everything in her struggle to save the foal., Twelve-year-old Mary was disabled at the age of four by the same virus that took the life of her mother. While she longs to have a horse of her own, she's limited to reading horse books. A talented artist, she spends her days on a blanket in the grass sketching the horses at the farm next door. She falls in love with one of the foals and is outraged to learn the filly is considered worthless as it was born lame. Mary befriends and enlists the help of twelve-year-old Laura, whose family owns the horse farm. Against the better judgment of the farm manager, a brief reprieve is negotiated for the foal's life. The girls conspire to raise money to save her, but time is running out. Sadly, it appears the expensive surgery the foal needs has little chance to correct her problem anyway. Mary isn't about to give up. She sacrifices what she holds dear, including the trust of her papa, to gain her heart's desire. Will she lose everything in her struggle to save the foal?