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    Keeker and the Upside-Down Birthday: Book 7 in the Sneaky Pony Series
    Keeker and the Upside-Down Birthday: Book 7 in the Sneaky Pony Series
    Keeker and the Upside-Down Birthday: Book 7 in the Sneaky Pony Series
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    Keeker and the Upside-Down Birthday: Book 7 in the Sneaky Pony Series

    By Hadley Higginson and Lisa Perrett

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    The delightful, timeless Sneaky Pony series concludes with Keeker and the Crazy, Upside-Down Birthday. Keeker's birthday is always full of surprises. But when she discovers what her parents are planning for this year's birthday surprise, Keeker is sure it will ruin her life! When she decides to run away with her pony Plum, Keeker learns that change can be exciting and that no matter what, some friendships will always remain true.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChronicle Books Digital
    Release dateJul 6, 2012
    ISBN9781452120508
    Keeker and the Upside-Down Birthday: Book 7 in the Sneaky Pony Series

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      Keeker and the Upside-Down Birthday - Hadley Higginson

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      Chapter 1

      This is Catherine Corey Keegan Dana, but everyone calls her Keeker. Keeker is almost eleven. She lives in Vermont with her parents, five dogs, two cats, two horses, a goat, a bird, and a salamander named Solomon. She also has a pony, named Plum.

      Plum is quite sneaky. But it’s hard for her to out-sneak Keeker, who knows all of Plum’s tricks!

      In the fall, the leaves in Vermont turn all kinds of colors: red, orange, yellow, even purple. It’s SO colorful, in fact, that people drive all the way up from New York and Boston to look.

      Keeker’s parents call the city people leaf peepers. Often when Keeker and Plum are out riding, the peepers will drive by in a car, going very slowly. Sometimes they have cameras. They almost always have maps.

      Hellooooo, peepers! Keeker usually says, giving them a little wave.

      Plum prances a bit, to see if she can get into a picture.

      Leaf-peeping season is fun, but it isn’t the best thing about the fall. The best thing about fall

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