The Pony That Talked: A charming, illustrated story about a girl and a sad pony that can talk, but is unable to make friends with other ponies because he has lost his whinny. Paperback – June 10, 2016

The Pony That Talked by Steve EllisColorful children's story about Olivia and she's always dreamed of having a horse of her own and talking to him.She sees the other horses from other farms...she likes Silver the best and she has a job tending him but noone hears him talking to her...Really difficult to read this book because you can not increase the font size. Gave up at 30% through using a hand held magnifer.

Lovely story about a special relationship between a young girl and the horse she helps take care of. But not the kind of relationship you might think! I might have liked more character development and insight from the main character, but a fun, sometimes suspenseful read for young people.

I loved this story of Silver, the brave talking, and singing, pony. Olivia becomes a trusted confidant to Silver and vows to help him find his whinny. It's only when Silver's help is needed the most is when he finds it. Mr. Ellis has done a fabulous job with a storyline that will enchant and intrigue school age readers.

Does every young girl dream of riding like the wind on a silver pony - and being a hero to save the day?! I know I did! And what a nice story - that both the girl, and the pony, could realize their dreams! Very sweet little story. The kids, especially the aspiring little pony riding heroines, will certainly love it.

Sweet story about the special friendship between a girl and a pony and the unselfish decision she makes so her friend, the horse, can be happy.

This book is lovely for kids! The writer has a great knowledge about taking care of horses and I learned some things from it.The graphics are simple and beautiful, very colorful!

A delightful story for the younger family members. It was a real pleasure sitting down and reading this together.The story of Olivia and errr Silver !! adventures. Nice art work too. Recommended.

Filled with horse fun and some learning.too, and good character qualities of thoughtfulness and kindness. I would read this book to my grandchildren.

This is a fun little story about a little girl who has always wanted a pony. Her wish comes true with a very special pony. Together they both learn valuable life lessons.

I bought this for my 7 year old Granddaughter, who is very into ponies.. She has just finished reading it and said she loved it.

A lovely story about the relationship between a girl and her pony. My granddaughter loved it and I enjoyed reading it with her.

Granddaughter loves it