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Phantom Stallion E-Newsletter December 2007

Welcome

Welcome to Phantom Stallion's first E-Newsletter. Each month we will bring you the latest news on Phantom Stallion happenings, what Terri Farley is up to and some fun knowledge snacks that are important to fans of Phantom Stallion.

Also, we will keep you up-to-date on the Phantom Stallion Web site - be sure to check out the redesigned site. Want to share your love for the Phantom Stallion books? Email your friends a Phantom Stallion e-postcard of your choice. Or check out the latest photos in the Phantom Photo Album.

Finally, take a look at Sam's blog and see what she's up to this Christmas. We'd love to see how you celebrate the holidays. Send us your favorite holiday photo and it may be posted on the Phantom Web site. As always, be sure to get your parent's permission first. We will post your first name, state and photo.

Happy trails.

This just in . . .

Terri's Paniolo Adventure (Paniolos are Hawaiian cowboys!)

Terri's paniolo stories have been brewing since she first read about them in 4th grade history class.

Just as the Phantom Stallion series grew from her experiences on a ten day cattle drive across the Black Rock Desert, the Wild Horse Island books grew from her experiences living on Dahana Ranch, a native-owned ranch on the Big Island of Hawaii. There, Terri job shadowed paniolos under the guidance of Harry Nakoa, a third generation Paniolo.

From 5 AM until after dark, Terri rode the volcanic slopes of Mauna Kea, learning "island riding," unique horse care and general ranch maintenance in a completely new and beautiful environment.

Terri drove cattle, rode increasingly demanding horses each day and listened with fascination to Nakoa's ancient Island legends.

Terri usually traveled alone, however, focusing on her own role as an outsider. It is this "outsider's perspective" that she gave to the main character, 13-year old Darby Carter, of her new series Phantom Stallion Wild Horse Island.

Sam's blog

The holidays are my absolute favorite time of year. And not just because of the presents (although those are okay, too), but because I just love the winter. Everything about this time of year makes me happy. Read more.

Where is Terri Farley?

December

Book Signing
Saturday, December 22 11:00 am
BARNES & NOBLE
5555 S. Virginia St.
Reno, NV 89502
(775) 826-8882

January

Check back for January events

February

Saturday, February 2 11:00
BARNES & NOBLE
1260 Churn Creek Rd.
Redding, CA 96003
(530) 222-2006

Did you know?

Nevada is home to most of the nation's wild horses and burros with nearly 24,000.

Buy Phantom Stallion

Phantom Stallion books are available at your local bookstore and online at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Indiebound.org


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	Phantom Stallion E-Newsletter December 2007 Welcome Welcome to Phantom Stallion's first E-Newsletter. Each month we will bring you the latest news on Phantom Stallion happenings, what Terri Farley is up to and some fun knowledge snacks that are important to fans of Phantom Stallion. Also, we will keep you up-to-date on the Phantom Stallion Web site - be sure to check out the redesigned site. Want to share your love for the Phantom Stallion books? Email your friends a Phantom Stallion e-postcard of your choice. Or check out the latest photos in the Phantom Photo Album. Finally, take a look at Sam's blog and see what she's up to this Christmas. We'd love to see how you celebrate the holidays. Send us your favorite holiday photo and it may be posted on the Phantom Web site. As always, be sure to get your parent's permission first. We will post your first name, state and photo. Happy trails. This just in . . . Terri's Paniolo Adventure (Paniolos are Hawaiian cowboys!) Terri's paniolo stories have been brewing since she first read about them in 4th grade history class. Just as the Phantom Stallion series grew from her experiences on a ten day cattle drive across the Black Rock Desert, the Wild Horse Island books grew from her experiences living on Dahana Ranch, a native-owned ranch on the Big Island of Hawaii. There, Terri job shadowed paniolos under the guidance of Harry Nakoa, a third generation Paniolo. From 5 AM until after dark, Terri rode the volcanic slopes of Mauna Kea, learning "island riding," unique horse care and general ranch maintenance in a completely new and beautiful environment. Terri drove cattle, rode increasingly demanding horses each day and listened with fascination to Nakoa's ancient Island legends. Terri usually traveled alone, however, focusing on her own role as an outsider. It is this "outsider's perspective" that she gave to the main character, 13-year old Darby Carter, of her new series Phantom Stallion Wild Horse Island. Sam's blog The holidays are my absolute favorite time of year. And not just because of the presents (although those are okay, too), but because I just love the winter. Everything about this time of year makes me happy. Read more. Where is Terri Farley? December Book Signing Saturday, December 22 11:00 am BARNES & NOBLE 5555 S. Virginia St. Reno, NV 89502 (775) 826-8882 January Check back for January events February Saturday, February 2 11:00 BARNES & NOBLE 1260 Churn Creek Rd. Redding, CA 96003 (530) 222-2006 Did you know? Nevada is home to most of the nation's wild horses and burros with nearly 24,000. Buy Phantom Stallion Phantom Stallion books are available at your local bookstore and online at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Indiebound.org