Jean Slaughter Doty

Gabriel is Jean Slaughter Doty's story of a young girl's experience of love, lose, and admiration.When the starving orphan puppy she saves turns out to be a valuable Keeshond, Linda experiences the grief of giving him up to his rightful owner and the joy of watching him trained as a champion show dog.

Can I Get There by Candlelight? is Jean Slaughter Doty's story of a young girl and her closest friend—a pony named Candlelight.Lonely and unhappy after her family moves to the East and with only her pony, Candlelight, for company, Gail meets Hilary who is later killed in a pony-cart accident.

The Valley of the Ponies is Jean Slaughter Doty's story a girl's efforts to save a herd of innocent animals—illustrated by Dorothy Haskell Chhuy.Jennifer and Melissa—a pony which she has borrowed for the summer--attempt to save a herd of beautiful show ponies from horse thieves.

If Wishes Were Horses is Jean Slaughter Doty's story of loss and perserverance--and one not to miss. Thirteen-year-old Stephany Reed and her older sister struggle, after their father's death, to keep the family horse farm going but are balked by a stable fire and mounting debts.

Ginny has always dreamed of having her very own pony, so when her parents agree to rent her a pony for the summer, Ginny is thrilled But when Mokey arrives, she is shaggy, dirty, and half-starved-not at all what Ginny had in mind. Can Ginny still have the summer of her dreams?