Tomorrow's Promise

by Lauren Brooke

Book Overview

For use in schools and libraries only. Amy Fleming's family owns a farm, called Heartland, that specializes in healing and finding new homes for abused and neglected horses. These books are great... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0439317177
• ISBN13: 9780439317177
• Release Date: December 2002
• Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
• Length: 170 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.3" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 8 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 3 to 7

Customer Reviews

A Review By Me!!

I do not want to rate JUST this book. I am here to rate the whole Heartland series. Well, at least teh one i read! I already read 1-8, and I am on book # 9. They are my favorite books so far, I just can't put them down! Amy's life is at Heartland, and the horses there. Amy's days in her life are either good, or harsh. Can Amy keep herself together, or will she not make it? I thought that this book was 1, very descripted, 2, you can visualize almost everything, and 3, a book that you can never put down. They were the best books that I have ever read, and will always be!!! You should read this book series, and post a review to tell the world how wonderful it is! ~A Review From, ME!!! (AND MY HORSE!!!)

soooooooooo sad, but awesome!

Amy meets this guy called Daniel Lawson. He's very poor, and his mom and dad arent around. but he takes his companion, a stawberry roan mare, Amber 2 shows and theyre like peanut butter and jelly. They work 2gether really well, and they have every chance 2 make it 2 the top. But suddenly, in a show AMber injures her fore leg. will Daniel lose his horse? wat will happen next? well wat r u waitin for? go ahead and read it! sad, but AWESOME! (...) a huge heartland fan, carol

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i am 13 and started reading these books when i was about 10 wih my dad. i still read them even though i am oabove there reading levle, becuase they r so good. i am completly in love with ty and i love how they have a relationship, i wish that there was more of it in there but i think having so little of it in there is what m,akes it so specail.

Heartland 10, Tomorrow's Promise

I thoroughly enjoyed this book as well as the others so far in this series. These books are more realistic than most that I've read. I love how Lauren Brooke is able to portray her characters and describe their emotions so well. I can't tell you which book of the series is my favorite...too many to choose. I like this one a lot because Amy has so many things to do and is struggling to get everything (and more) done. Ty knows something has to give but doesn't want to tell her. I liked how most everything ended. I think several of the things that happened in this book are foreshadowing the next one. It will be interesting to see.

Not My Favorite But Still Great

THIS BOOK IS AMAZING! It is similar to #9, Every New Day, and MUCH different from the other 8. It's not as sweet, sappy and unreal. Tomorrow's Promise is much more like reality. Amy's boyfriend, Ty, who is also a stable hand @ Heartland, seems to be preoccupied and distressed about something. He won't tell Amy what it is and because Amy knows how much she loves him and how important he is to everyone @ Heartland, she is concerned and distressed as well. Also, Amy's long lost father buys Lou and Amy a show horse named Storm! FACT: He is the mirror image of PEGASUS! BUT Younger. Ty and Grandpa know that they don't have the room, time, money, ect... for a competition horse like Storm. But Amy persuades Grandpa to let them keep him. But not everyone is convinced. Ty still doesn't think it's right to keep Storm because he knows that Amy can't do all of her chores, ride him, go to school, and help Lou learn 2 ride again! And he still seems preoccupied. So Amy doesn't want 2 upset him by talking about it and she's upset b/c she always used 2 b able 2 tell Ty everything. On top of that, at a show with Ben, a friend and stable hand @ Heartland too, Amy meets Daniel, a man, Ben's age, who has a talented jumper, a roan mare, but his horse well I'll just say it, looks like she was put together by a committee, aka she looks really bad. Daniel seems to hate the show scene and @ first Amy doesn't like him but as she gets to know him she realizes that all he has is the titles he wins and his horse. When his horse, Amber, gets grumpy and won't cooperate, Amy tries to convince Ty to drop of some herbs while they're picking up one of Nick Halliwell's horses that is coming to Heartland. Ty agrees but Amy can tell that he is still annoyed with her. In the end something drastic happens, that has a huge effect on everyone. Luckily, Amy and Ty still have their romantic moments. Don't we all love those?? lol. This a great book and worth ne body's time!