A Pony for Keeps

A Pony for Keeps by Jeanne Betancourt is a charming story published by Scholastic Inc. in 1995, featuring 90 pages in English. This book follows Anna, a young girl who adores her pony, Acorn. However, her parents believe that Acorn is the cause of her declining school performance and threaten to take him away if her grades do not improve. With the support of her friends, Pam and Lulu, Anna faces the challenge of balancing her love for her pony with her academic responsibilities.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of friendship, responsibility, and the bond between children and animals. As Anna navigates her struggles, the story highlights the importance of support from friends and the determination to keep her beloved pony. This edition offers a glimpse into the world of juvenile fiction centered on animals and social themes, making it a relatable read for young audiences who share a passion for horses and the challenges of growing up.
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Do you love ponies? Be a Pony Pal! Anna loves her pony, Acorn. She knows that he is perfect for her. But her parents think Acorn is the reason why she is doing badly in school. If she doesn’t get better grades, they will take him away. Pam and Lulu, her Pony Pals, want to help. They know how much Anna loves her pony. Can the Pony Pals help Anna and Acorn? Will Acorn be a pony for keeps?
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