The first in an ongoing series, A Little Horse Called Pancakes introduces young readers to a very special relationship between a girl and her miniature horse. They develop a bond and challenge what others perceive as the norm with the help of all the animals that live on their farm. With beautiful colour and black-and-white illustrations, the book uses the discipline of equestrian vaulting to educate readers about the sport and convey the lesson that commitment and dedication pay off in the end. It is aimed at children aged 4-8 and can be used as an early reader.

The third in an ongoing series, A Little Horse Called Pancakes And The Beach Rescue is adapted from real-life characters and events within the Cape Town horse-riding community. The story sees the rescue of a small dog, with the help of a miniature horse and his best friend, and incorporates important lessons for young children. With beautiful colour and black-and-white illustrations, the book – like A Little Horse Called Pancakes and A Little Horse Called Pancakes And The Big Mountain Fire – is aimed at ages 4-8 and can be used as an early reader.

The fourth instalment of the heart-warming series, A Little Horse Called Pancakes And The Big Scare is once again adapted from real-life characters and events within the Cape Town horse-riding community. Set against the backdrop of an all-important dressage competition, the story see the legendary miniature horse taken ill by a lifethreatening sickness. Disaster is averted by the love and care of Anna B, once again illustrating the amazing bond between human and pet, before Pancakes fi nds a unique way to repay her love.

The second in an ongoing series, A Little Horse Called Pancakes And The Big Mountain Fire is based on true events that occurred during the March 2015 fires that raged around Cape Town. The story shows how a community came together with the help of a miniature horse and his best friend. With beautiful colour and black-and-white illustrations, the book is aimed at children aged 4-8 and can be used as an early reader.