Chang Phoouk Book

This is one series I never got a chance to read growing up, I was already into Pony Pals and Thoroughbred and Heartland and Phantom Stallion...but being as it was such a popular series, I am curious about it. I watched the first to seasons of the television series a couple weeks ago and enjoyed them despite the young age group (Max isn't bad to look at either ;D) I mean, I cried when Cobalt died and when Veronica sold Garnet and when Comanche got sick and was nearly shot after he got away from Stevie. The lessons learned about growing up are useful for people of any age.

As for the book series, I don't know if I will make it through all 100+ of them, mostly because they aren't in stores anymore and I have to order them online, but they are just another "guilty pleasure" to add to my list right under Thoroughbred. I know no matter how old I get I will always love these horse stories. I may read higher end literature like Animal Farm and The Bell Jar or more modern material like James Patterson or Nicholas Sparks, but it is still nice to take a break from that and go back to my childhood where I would spend the summers reading on my porch roof rather than working. People may look at me weird or laugh when I say I read Thoroughbred or The Saddle Club, but whatever. I'm not ashamed of it, I am actually excited by it because I'm reading about something I love and learning about it too.

Besides, I can easily read three or four of these books in a day, if I have nothing else to do.