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A Pony Named Princess

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M. Joan Chard English Edition/ Paperback /Fantasy

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Product details

      • Publisher: ‎ Kidsocado (Oct. 30 2024)
      • Language: ‎ English
      • Paperback: ‎ 40 pages
      • ISBN-10: ‎ 1778921795
      • ISBN-13: ‎ 978-1778921797
      • Item weight: ‎ 59 g
      • Dimensions: ‎ 14.81 x 0.2 x 21.01 cm


Princess is a high-spirited pony who befriends a young boy confined to a wheelchair but who has his own way of expressing his enchantment with horses, which he can no longer ride. Through their adventures on a guest-ranch in British Columbia Princess adds another dimension to her mischievous personality and Phillip learns that he is defined not by his disability but rather by his openness to new experiences and realization of his own and others' innate worth.


Imbued with fantasy and humour, the story is essentially a portrayal of an animal-human bonding energized by unique problem solving and resulting in mutual transformation. It will appeal to children with special needs as well as to those who love animals and are interested in the visual arts. For the wider readership it encourages empathy through awareness of physical and emotional hurdles faced by marginalized members of society.


About the Author

M. Joan Chard

Born in Vancouver, the author holds degrees from the University of B.C. (B.A.), Dalhousie University (M.A.), Columbia University and Union Theological Seminary (M.A.), and the University of Edinburgh (Ph.D.). She has taught English literature and academic writing in four Canadian and three Japanese universities. In Tokyo she inaugurated courses in Canadian literature and wrote examination material for the Society for Testing English Proficiency.


About the Author

Mehron Sherkat is an Iranian-Canadian youth who was born in Canada in 2011 and has lived in Vancouver his entire life. Energetic, creative, and curious, Mehron enjoys exploring new ideas and challenging himself through a variety of activities.

He has a strong passion for sports, particularly Taekwondo and swimming, and also enjoys playing the piano. In his free time, he loves gaming, spending time with family and friends, and discovering new interests.

Zero Plan is Mehron’s first published book. A creative work of fantasy fiction, it reflects his imagination and love of storytelling. He hopes young readers his age will enjoy the adventure, excitement, and unique world he has created.