Whitney Sanderson

Pegasus was a winged horse in Greek mythology. "Pegasus" explores how this creature helped heroes on their quests and how the Greeks believed his image got written into the stars.

In 1939 Wales, a strawberry roan Welsh pony named Lily and her rider Gwen are Pony Club members who enjoy competing in gymkhana games, but the start of World War II brings changes to their routine and a new member to the Pony Club--a prickly girl named Bridget, sent to the country to escape the threat of bombings in London.

Explains what eventing is and the specific skills required for each event.

When someone discovers Rainbow Mist and wants to use her magic, Iris and Ruby must protect the unicorn magic before it is gone forever.

Introduces horse racing to young readers, including the history of the sport, how a horse becomes a racing horse, and what goes on behind-the-scenes at a race track.

Can Iris help the other unicorns welcome Ember Shadow into the herd, even though he has the marks of a dragon, which the unicorns do not want to accept?

A human girl named Ruby, who protects the unicorns in the Enchanted Forest from the outside world, uses magical starberries to make it to the next round in a baking contest, but will she continue to cheat to win the contest?

When newspaper and TV reporters come looking for their unicorn, Ruby and Iris hurry to protect her before the secrets of the Enchanted Realm--and the unicorns--are uncovered.

Penny, a blue-eyed palomino paint mare, narrates her experiences with her owner, Buckeye Jack, and Jack's grandson, Jesse, during the 1850s Northern California gold rush.