Susan Lubner escribe para niños y jóvenes, centrándose sus obras en temas del crecimiento y la búsqueda de la identidad. Su estilo se caracteriza por el humor, la calidez y la capacidad de empatizar con la mentalidad de los jóvenes protagonistas. Lubner sobresale al representar el mundo interior de niños y adolescentes, sus alegrías, tristezas y las situaciones ambiguas que navegan. Sus historias a menudo imparten lecciones sobre la familia, la amistad y la importancia de ser uno mismo.
The story explores the whimsical friendship between a dragon and a T. rex as they navigate delightful experiences together. From celebrating Valentine's Day to cooking meals, their adventures highlight the joys and challenges of friendship in a fun and imaginative way.
In association with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.Readers will make new friends as they learn about colonial America.Garrick the Gardener’s horse is sad, so the town of Williamsburg rallies to try to cheer him up! Margaret the Milliner sews a counterpane for the horse’s back, and Ben the Blacksmith checks the horseshoes to make sure they aren’t on too tight. The grocer mixes oats and sugar, the apothecary stirs a special brew, and the music teacher even sings a happy song. But nothing lifts the horse’s spirits until they all discover that friendship is the best cure.A fun way for children to learn about life in colonial times, A Horse’s Tale includes a glossary that highlights period words and terms and features the adorable characters first created as plush toys by Merrymakers, Inc. Young readers will take a step back in time to Colonial Williamsburg as they meet a group of friends they will want to make their own.
The story follows the contrasting personalities of best friends Drag and Rex, who embark on joyful adventures together. Their unique friendship highlights the beauty of finding excitement in everyday moments, showcasing how differences can lead to meaningful connections and shared experiences.