Pony Club Secrets
series of children's books by Stacy Gregg
Pony Club Secrets is a series of junior and intermediate reader children's books published by HarperCollins in the United Kingdom. The series was created by author and journalist Stacy Gregg, and is loosely based on her experiences as a young rider growing up in New Zealand. It blends authentic horse and pony detail with a mixture of fantasy and adventure. The series is set in a fictionalised version of New Zealand, in an area called Chevalier Point.
The first two books in the series, Mystic and the Midnight Ride and Blaze and the Dark Rider, were first published simultaneously in the UK in August 2007, and have since been published together as a double edition called Mystic and Blaze.
Originally there were four titles scheduled in the series, but due to its popularity it was extended to eight and then 13 titles in all, including a special Christmas book entitled Issie and the Christmas Pony.
A spin-off series was announced by the author and her publishers in 2009, called Pony Club Rivals. This series features a new main character, Georgie Parker, and is set in the UK and the USA. The first book in the series, Pony Club Rivals: The Auditions, was published in the UK in April 2010. It is based in Kentucky USA at the school Blainford "All Stars" Academy mentioned in "Victory and the All Stars Academy." It follows Georgina Parker as she attempts to become a top eventing rider. It features many characters and the series features four books in total.
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