Pony Pony - The Bett with the Stallion

Pony Pony - Væddemålet med hingsten

This is the second book in the comic series about three spurned ponies - Zorro, Sally, and Cleo - and their fierce struggle for love, freedom, and recognition.

Pernille Bønløkke Toustrup writes films, TV series and books for children and young people.

Thomas Hjorthaab is a well-known Danish children's book illustrator whose art style is known to be funny, punk and bursting with emotion. 


Pony Pony - The Bett with the Stallion

Pony Pony - Væddemålet med hingsten

This is the second book in the comic series about three spurned ponies - Zorro, Sally, and Cleo - and their fierce struggle for love, freedom, and recognition.

Pernille Bønløkke Toustrup writes films, TV series and books for children and young people.

Thomas Hjorthaab is a well-known Danish children's book illustrator whose art style is known to be funny, punk and bursting with emotion. 


Synopsis

The popular horse magazine Cutie Mc Horsie has launched a contest: send in your photo and become the new poster pony! Cleo immediately sees a chance to finally become famous, and Zorro and Sally are ready to back her up. However, Eldorado - Buckstead Farm's arrogant stallion - scoffs at her chances of winning. Provoked, Cleo challenges him: if her picture appears in Cutie Mc Horsie, she gets Eldorado’s finest trophy. And if she doesn’t, Eldorado gets... Zorro.

That is the final straw for Sally and Zorro, and Cleo is forced to realize that true friends aren't something you can own, win, or wager.

Co-created by Pernille Bønløkke Toustrup and Thomas Hjorthaab.

Check out Forlaget Tallulah's lovely Read and Talk material for the first book, Be Cute or Die, here.


Pony Pony - The Bett with the Stallion
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Original Language: Danish
Original Publisher: Forlaget Tallulah
Published: February, 2027
Category: Children's Books
Sub-category: Graphic Novels
Genre: Humour
Available material: English sample of the first book

Territories Handled

World except: Danish

Territories Sold

Swedish: Berghs