Serena Geddes

"Willa Dunlap and her younger brother, Ben, are new to Chincoteague Island. Their parents are busy planning the opening of a bed-and-breakfast, which gives the kids plenty of time to explore. But with so many new people and places to get used to, Willa worries Chincoteague will never, ever feel like home"--Jacket flap.

Although Ben enjoys taking care of his sister's pony, when he finds a wild pony and names it Winesap, he hopes the pony does not have any previous owners.

Planning to make her father's famous raspberry torte for a back-to-school project, Willa is dismayed when her plans are upended by a poor raspberry crop, forcing her to scramble for an alternate idea.

Portia hatches a plan to become a famous model. To do it properly Portia has to awaken her inner princess. Persephone thinks she is delusional. Things do not go exactly to plan. Persephone shares all the comings and goings of the rich and not so famous in her fabulous diary.

"A lost pony is cause for a nighttime adventure on Chincoteague Island in this third book of a chapter book series inspired by Marguerite Henrys Misty of Chincoteague. Full Moon Fancy, Fancy for short, is a pony with a knack for getting loose. First she just tramples a herb garden, then she knocks over a wall of a chicken coop, so the hens end up all over the yard and down on the beach. When she gets out one too many times, Willa and Ben are worried...