Sheltie Saves the Day

Sheltie #2

by Peter Clover

Sheltie's discovery of a treasure map could be just the thing to save Horseshoe Pond from being sold. But someone else is after the long-lost treasure, and it's up to Emma and Sheltie to find it first!

Genres: Childrens, Animals, Horses

96 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

About the author

Peter Clover is an international, best selling children’s author with over 70 titles in print across UK, USA, Germany, France and the Commonwealth. Peter originally hails from Islington, North London with a colourful career in advertising as a storyboard artist. His overwhelming passion for writing eventually inspired him to pen a rhyming picture book, which led to his success across the genre of children’s literature from early reader to M/G, published by all mainstream publishing houses including Puffin, Hodder, Macmillan, Scholastic, Transworld, Oxford University Press, A&C Black and Barrington Stoke.

Peter met his husband back in the Jurassic Age, left London, and bought a Georgian hotel which they ran together for fifteen years, with Peter as whirling resident chef, before moving lock stock and typewriter to Spain where they built a house, got married, and plan to live happily ever after!

Now a permanent fixture in Mallorca, Peter writes a regular ‘lifestyle’ column for an English newspaper along with the occasional article for glossy travel magazines.

As an exhibited artist, Peter still paints on occasion, yet writing remains his principle passion. RETURN TO LYNDON GATE is his first adult novel - an idea, he says, which has been haunting him for over 20 years. Currently working on his Mallorcan Memoirs, LGBTQ children’s novels and a children’s cook book.

Reviews

[Arimi Reads · Rating 3 out of 5]

I obviously had to read book two again too, following up reading book 1: and the way that the plot armor of this book went over my head, I hope it does the same for todays generations of kids who come across this book. I remember being in tears the first time I read this book, not knowing what cliche's and tropes are.

[Beth Monk · Rating 3 out of 5]

I used to love these as a child, but it is time for me to accept that i have outgrown them now

[Jodi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book #2 in the Sheltie series for my horse crazy little girl. In this book Shelite is up to some of his wild antics and manages to save the day when two robbers steal the treasure and tie up Emma and Mr. Crock. Sheltie runs home like Lassie did in all those old movies and brought help. Of course the robbers were caught! Cute book! We'll be moving on to book #3!

[Redfox5 · Rating 2 out of 5]

Tis okay, more for little girls who love ponys. Not much here for adult readers. How many kids books do I have left to read? I have to read them all incase I miss a gem!