Faith Erin Hicks has made a beautiful graphic novel about facing your fears, making friends, and following your heart.' -Kristen Gudsnuk, author of Making Friends. 'Ride On is a heartfelt coming-of-age story that will be treasured by any horse lover. I loved spending time with every one of the characters.' - Hope Larson, author of All Summer Long 'A charming, satisfying and relatable read. Holm, NY Times-bestselling author and co-creator of Sunny Side Up 'Hold on to your horses, because this book will be flying off the shelves!'- Jennifer L. 'With snappy dialogue and spot-on pacing, the pages fly by, making this breezy read appealing to horse lovers, sci-fi-fandom aficionados, and those who live for excellent graphic novels alike.' - Horn Book 'A 'perfect ride' of a graphic novel that shows that there really is something special about horse friends.'- School Library Journal, starred review

A solid, well-wrought comic for fans of character-driven stories and, naturally, anyone obsessed with riding horses.' - Booklist, starred review 'Hicks gives her uncommon depth, thanks to multifaceted and distinctive characters, nuanced conversations about passion and privilege, and heartening emotional growth.

Faith Erin Hicks has made a beautiful graphic novel about facing your fears, making friends, and following your heart.' -Kristen Gudsnuk, author of Making Friends.'Featuring funny dialogue and Hicks’s signature art-including sharply rendered horses in motion-this attentively layered, low-stakes graphic novel is told with an insider’s understanding of both stable culture and fandom.' - Publisher's Weekly, starred review 7 Inches (D) Weight: 1.

Holm, NY Times-bestselling author and co-creator of Sunny Side Up Ride on - by Faith Erin Hicks 12.99When purchased online In Stock Add to cart About this item Specifications Dimensions (Overall): 8.1 Inches (H) x 5.8 Inches (W) x. 'Featuring funny dialogue and Hicks’s signature art-including sharply rendered horses in motion-this attentively layered, low-stakes graphic novel is told with an insider’s understanding of both stable culture and fandom.' - Publisher's Weekly, starred review

Ride On by Faith Erin Hicks