Title Bella's Gift Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Valkrist's Flight Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Jewel's Magic Author Felicity Brown Cover Art Jennifer L. Meyer Publisher Hachette Jeunesse - 2011 First Printing HarperCollins - 2008
	Title Nike's Great Race Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Fiery Fiona Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Thunder's Courage Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Harmony's Journey Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Pepper's Quest Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Coral and the Pearl Diver Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Shamal's Secret Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Amia and the Ice Gems Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title Mysterious Farah Author Felicity Brown Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Category Children Warnings None Main Characters Jewel Main Elements Magical horses, Unicorn, Pegasus Website ---

Bella's Gift

Valkrist's Flight

Jewel's Magic

Nike's Great Race

Fiery Fiona

Thunder's Courage

Harmony's Journey

I found the book about Jewel in a book exchange box, I love horses so I figured I'd do a quick read and then put it back for someone of the target age group. It was...well kinda bizarre. Starts off ok, but then we end up in a labyrinth with stone monsters and growing crystals that want to crush you, and living puppets. I mean someting like this could be very interesting but it just wasn't. And Jewel was sometimes helpful, which you'd expect from a magical horse tasked with guarding the key to the treasure, and sometimes didn't seem to have a clue what was going on. And how did Eleanor's mother get through all the challenges that required a horse to get past? To open the labyrinth you needed to do a dressage routine after all. So confusing and very little made sense. The one thing I liked was the idea that Jewel was originally a statue that came to life, I would have much prefered to read that story instead.