Jumper
Jumper by Michele Martin Bossley, published by Orca Book Publishers in September 2006, is a 160-page work written in English. This story follows Reese, a young girl passionate about horses who dreams of becoming a competitive show-jumper. When the horse she has been riding is sold, she is left with a challenging horse at the stable and feels compelled to find one of her own. Facing financial constraints, she decides to bid on a wild horse at auction, leading her to confront unexpected challenges.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of determination and resilience within the context of juvenile fiction. As Reese navigates the complexities of horse ownership and the harsh realities of the auction, she becomes increasingly aware of the plight of wild horses facing dire circumstances. The book delves into the world of equestrian sports and the emotional connections between humans and animals, providing insight into Reese’s journey as she fights not only for her dreams but also for the lives of the horses she seeks to save.
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Reese loves horses and longs to be a competitive show-jumper. When the leased horse she rides is sold she is left riding the orneriest horse in the stable. She decides she must find a horse of her own. Her parents can’t afford a trained horse so she decides to buy a wild horse at auction. Outbid, she discovers that many of the wild horses are will be sold for slaughter. Determined to save the horses from a terrible fate she finds herself in deeper than she expected and fighting for her life.
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