Sharon Wagner
Then there was Gypsy. Wendy loved horses - yet horses were the reason for her fight against living on a ranch. Her father's new foreign assignment was only for a year, but to Wendy, the thought of spending even one year on a ranch, so close to the hoses, was sheer torture.,Aunt Laura and Uncle Art were kind and sympathetic, of course, but they didn't really understand - about Buck and all.,Then there was Gypsy, a stunningly beautiful filly with one blue eye and one brown eye, who knew how to open doors - including the tightly locked door to Wendy's heart.,No one knew where Gypsy came from. She appeared at the Cross-R Ranch the same day Wendy arrived.,Gypsy and Wendy had other things in common, too. Each had something hidden in the past; each had been badly injured; each was afraid of people, afraid of being hurt again; each cried silently for understanding.,So it was natural that Wendy should be the only one who could rescue Gypsy. And it was just as natural that this courageous, intelligent horse - the gently, shy, love-hungry Gypsy From Nowhere - should be the only one who could restore Wendy's happiness and self-confidence.
Young Adult,Animals,Horses,Childrens,Fiction,Animals,Childrens,Chapter Books
Gypsy from Nowhere