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Andrea Carter and More Tales from the Circle C Ranch: Book 8

 


Tomorrow is an exciting day on the Circle C Ranch. That is the day Book 8 of the Andrea Carter and More Tales from the Circle C Ranch will be released! Be sure to pick up your copy while you can! Bookmark this page today, and you can purchase as soon as tomorrow. For under $10 you will have an excellent read for any horse lover in your life! If you are not yet familiar with author Susan K. Marlow, she has several horse-themed series that span across different age groups. The Goldtown Beginnings series is an excellent one for my younger boys. My daughter is a fan of the Andrea Carter books. 

Book eight of the Andrea Carter series is filled with more adventures about one of my daughter's favorite characters, keeping readers on the edge of their seats throughout this 138-page book. Set in the late 1800s, this book is the perfect addition to any homeschooling library (physical or digital)—along with the other seven in the series. 

If your child has yet to read this series and you are itching to buy this book AND get caught up on the entire series—I have some exciting news!

TODAY ONLY (April 21, 2025), you can purchase Books 1–7 on the Kindle for only $2.99/ea! (reg. $8.54)





Get caught up on the series now, and then purchase book eight for the complete collection! This book does not disappoint. Filled with adventure from page one, you encounter a lassoing mishap setting the stage for the adventures to come. Is your child currently learning Spanish? She will love the chapter about an icy encounter filled with words in Spanish to keep her on her toes!

The graphics sprinkled throughout the book are adorable—especially in the chapter called A Close Call. Reading these books helps you to fall in love with both Andi Carter and her palomino horse Taffy. This book is perfect for those who have already been following her journey, but if this is the first in the series that you are picking up, it is a great standalone horse book as well!

If you are looking to stock up on books for long car rides this summer or for your child to bank some points at your local library's summer reading program, now is the time!



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