Sharon Wagner

Same fun fluff as the first book. They lampshade Gypsy's behavior here, saying she acts more like a dog than a horse. Cute little adventure - it's a good thing the bad guys turned out to actually be breaking laws, or the four (five) of them might have ended up with arrest records. Not going to re-read, though I would like to read the middle book of the series if I come across it.

Cute. There's no depth to any of the characters, Gypsy's behavior is very convenient, Mr Benson is ridiculously accommodating - it's a puppet show, but a pleasant one. Fun to read once.

Wendy and her friends come upon evidence that a horse is living on Wild Horse Island, could it be the Moonstone Stallion of legend? And can the horse be found and rescued before development contractors start blasting sections of the island?

This is a charming story of teens who love and care for horses, and is the third in a series.

Nice followup to the author's first Gypsy book, taking place almost immediately afterwards. The people are real, the kids act normal, and the story isn't contrived. Good read for young or old, especially if you like horses!