Archive for April, 2011


Though I don’t usually review middle-grade, teen, tween or children’s books, I was impressed with Ellen Feld’s bibliography. Having recently read and enjoyed Bubba Goes National , a middle-grade horse fiction tale by Jennifer Walker, I knew I wanted to check out other books in the genre.About Ellen F. Feld, Author of Frosty, The Adventures of a Morgan HorseEllen F. Feld is an indie author who has penned numerous middle-grade fiction books about horses, particularly Morgan horses, for the horse-lover in all age ranges. She has won the Children’s Choice Award that is sponsored by the International Reading Association and the Children’s Book Council, a prestigious awards for an indie writer. A quick search on Amazon.com reveals seven horse-related fiction titles for Ellen and her stable of horse books. Read the rest of this entry »
Short Biography of Ellen J. Feld:

I’ve been writing stories since I was a very young child (a long time ago!)I have a series of books that I wrote in third grade – I have always loved to write.But I never considered actually becoming a writer.It sort of just happened.My writing career started to take shape about 25 years ago when I got my first paid job as a freelance writer for a horse magazine.I’ve written for horse magazines steadily since then.My first book was started when I was between magazine assignments and now I concentrate on my books – I find it much more rewarding.

I’ve been a horse lover my entire life and my stories all revolve around horses.There’s nothing more relaxing and satisfying as hanging around the barn.My horses are like big dogs and love to hang out with me and get (and give!) kisses.They are my inspiration and all my story ideas come from them and hanging around the barn.If I’m having trouble with a story line, I’ll stop writing and go to the barn.Hanging out with the horses for a few hours usually gets me right back on track. Read the rest of this entry »

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