Mary Casanova crafts compelling children's stories, drawing inspiration from her life experiences and extensive research. Her narratives, often rooted in her borderland home but venturing to diverse locales, are celebrated for their meaningful themes and captivating plots. Casanova finds profound fulfillment when young readers express their love for her books, viewing it as the ultimate connection between writer and reader through character and story. She views words as her paintbrush, a tool to explore the world around her.
Libby besucht heimlich den Hengst Donnerhall, den sie liebt, und leidet unter dessen schlechter Behandlung durch Mr. Porter. Entschlossen, etwas zu ändern, fasst sie einen verzweifelten Plan, ahnt jedoch nicht, dass Mr. Porter sie genau im Auge behält.