Keeker and the Sugar Shack: Book 3 in the Sneaky Pony Series (Keeker and the Sneaky Po)

Keeker and the Sugar Shack: Book 3 in the Sneaky Pony Series (Keeker and the Sneaky Po) | Hadley Higgenson | Good series if you don't want stories with violence or creepy stuff in 'em

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Keeker and the Sug...

	Keeker and the Sugar Shack: Book 3 in the Sneaky Pony Series (Keeker and the Sneaky Po) Hadley Higgenson Chronicle Books, 2006 - 48 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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It's mud season in Vermont and Keeker is so bored she doesn't know what to do. But when a new neighbor starts mixing a strange concoction in the shack on her farm, Keeker and Plum get wrapped up in an exciting investigation!

Cute book!

My daughter is [...] and in the second grade. She loved this book (as well as the others in the series). As a mom, I really like the main character...she's a curious and silly little girl who loves her pony. Many kid chapter books for this age group involve stubborn little girls who sass authority and constantly use the words dumb and stupid. Very nice to have a cute little book where the story doesn't focus on the character's bad attitude, but chooses instead to focus on her love for her sweet, sneaky pony! My daughter is in 2nd grade but reads on a 5th grade level so this was an easy, quick read for her.

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Good series if you don't want stories with violence or creepy stuff in 'em

We were looking for some beginning chapter-books that were reasonably intelligent, nonviolent, not filled with weird messages, unpleasant behavior, violence or issue-oriented anxieties... The "Keeker" series was perfect, about a bright-eyed, sometimes silly little girl nicknamed Keeker who lives on a farm with her parents and various animals, including a mischievous Shetland pony named Plum.

This is the third book in the series, in which Keeker becomes obsessed with a mysterious old lady who has bought a nearby abandoned farmhouse: surely she must be a witch! Keeker's pony, Plum, has to put up with Keeker's wild imagination, and there's more overt slapstick than in the previous volumes. Mostly just silly... and I mean that in a good way. Not the best book in the series, but worth reading if you like the other books. (ReadThatAgain!)

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