Lady Lucy’s Morgan Horse Quest (Book 7)

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Paperback ISBN: 9781967545148
eBook ISBN: 9781967545155

In a new book in the Lady Lucy series, Lady Lucy and her team are introduced to a magnificent Morgan horse given to them by Sir Winston, the oldest and wisest knight. Lady Lucy, her team and Morgan go on a journey to try to restore joy and happiness to the village which has experienced a terrible winter, social isolation and food shortages. In the process of unlocking the decades-old mystery, the team develops a deep sense of friendship with Morgan, and they are able to renew the villagers’ happiness and sense of hope.

This is a story that can be read by and read to children of all ages with stunning illustrations. Lady Lucy’s Morgan Horse Quest allows our imaginations to be ignited and inspires us all to believe in each other and the power of the possible.

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Other products connected to the Lady Lucy series will be made available soon, including orange sacks with blue flight feathers, puzzles made from the Lady Lucy artwork, and dolls resembling Lady Lucy.

 

What People are Saying!

  • “Lady Lucy’s Quest is an inspirational book for young women (especially, plus young men) about the dreams and goals of a real person, Lady Lucy Duff-Gordon. Filled with fantastic, fairy-like images in illuminating portraits of a brave girl with a vision and a dream. Lucy wanted to be a Knight, but her parents and the rule makers of the Kingdom told her she could not because it was against the Kingdom’s Book of Rules. Lucy questioned the practice of excluding girls, challenging Sir Winston by asking him to show her where in the book of Rules it said a girl cannot become a Knight. Lucy eventually persuaded the rule supporters that she should at least be allowed to take the three tests of knighthood: to prove endurance, strength, and courage. This she is allowed to do. Lucy proves amazingly resourceful and imaginative in her response to the difficult tests. In the end, Lady Lucy was actually knighted and “lived a long and happy life as a Knight, doing good deeds and helping hundreds of others with both courage and grace.” Lady Lucy’s Quest is an inspirational book for today’s young dreamers of both sexes.”

    — Midwest Book Review