About This Book
The Horseshoe Trilogies: Keeping Faith introduces readers to Josie Grace, a young girl deeply devoted to the horses at her family's riding school. When the school must close, Josie takes on the immense responsibility of finding suitable homes for the horses, especially Faith, an elderly mare who needs a gentle, restful retirement. This first book in the trilogy explores themes of love, loyalty, responsibility, and the emotional challenges of making difficult decisions for those you care about. It's a poignant story about a child's unwavering commitment to an animal, perfect for readers aged 4-11 who love horses and stories about empathy and perseverance.
When her mother's riding school is forced to close, Josie must find just the right home for Faith, an elderly mare who needs rest and a gentle owner, but Josie is not happy with the choices she is given for Faith's future.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How do you think Josie felt when she learned the riding school was closing?
2
Why was it so important to Josie to find the right home for Faith, even if it was difficult?
3
Have you ever had to say goodbye to a pet or something you loved? How did you feel?
4
What does it mean to be responsible for an animal?
5
If you were Josie, what would you have done?
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