Beware the Mare - Haas, Jessie
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What is the mystery of Beware's name? To Lily, who has outgrown her pony, the mare Gramp brings home seems to be the answer to her dreams. But Gramp is uneasy. He can't help wondering why the mare is called Beware. Under Gramp's cautious supervision, Lily and Beware get to know each other, and soon she can truly claim the horse as her own. And when the mystery of Beware's name is finally revealed, Lily is able to handle the situation with the skill of an expert.

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What is the mystery of Beware's name? To Lily, who has outgrown her pony, the mare Gramp brings home seems to be the answer to her dreams. But Gramp is uneasy. He can't help wondering why the mare is called Beware. Under Gramp's cautious supervision, Lily and Beware get to know each other, and soon she can truly claim the horse as her own. And when the mystery of Beware's name is finally revealed, Lily is able to handle the situation with the skill of an expert.
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Jessie Haas grew up in Westminster, Vermont, on a farm once owned by a member of Azariah Wright's militia, in a farmhouse built by a great-uncle of Benjamin Hall, the eastern Vermont historian. A graduate of Wellesley, she is the award-winning author of forty-two books for children and adults including Revolutionary Westminster and Westminster, Vermont, 1738-2000: Township Number One. She is current president of the Westminster Historical Society, lectures frequently about the Massacre, and was interviewed extensively for the Ethan Allen Homestead's film biography Frontier & Flowers: The Story of Frances Montresor Brush Buchanan Allen Penniman. Haas and husband Michael J. Daley have lived in a 450-square-foot, off-grid cabin next to the family farm for over forty years. She is an equestrian, cook, knitter, environmental journalist, and political activist.