
"Sierra" is a compelling chapter book that follows a spirited young filly named Sierra. When a natural disaster strikes, she is separated from her wild horse herd and forced to survive alone in the rugged American West. Her journey of resilience leads her to an encounter with another horse and eventually to a Lakota encampment. The core of the story explores Sierra's struggle to adapt to a new way of life and find a sense of belonging, all while fiercely guarding her innate freedom and independence. Inspired by "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron," this book offers a dramatic and adventurous look at the wilderness through an animal's eyes, making it suitable for children aged 4-11, particularly those who love horses and stories of courage.
Sierra is a feisty young filly when natural disaster separates her from her herd of free horses. Alone and struggling to survive in the harshelements, she encounters another horse who leads her to a Lakota encampment. But can Sierra find a place with them without sacrificing her freedom and independence?