Book 4 in the ESSA High Series!
Jess can tell every horse at the stables apart with her eyes shut. What she can't always trust is the letters and numbers on a page.
For years, she's found ways around it, and no one has ever noticed. Through it all, her Emotional Support Stuffed Animal, Bundy, is right there to keep her calm.
So when Bev trusts her to help organise the stables' open day, Jess promises she won't let her down. She checks everything three times and is sure she has it all covered.
But what if three times still isn't enough?
Can Jess ask for help before one wrong number gives her away?
Jess's story is for every kid who has ever worked twice as hard just to keep up, and still been afraid it wasn't enough.
"I can't, Bev. You don't understand. I'm not smart enough."
Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Even when a person's name or ESSA name is real, the character linked to those names is completely fictitious and in no way based on their real life.
- Book 4 of the ESSA High series
- Paperback, perfect bound with gloss cover
- A5 size: 14.8 x 21cm
- 176 pages
- Printed in OpenDyslexic, a font designed to make text easier to read for dyslexic readers
- Reading age: 8 to 12 years
- Neuroaffirming with neurodivergent characters
- Written and illustrated by Lisa McArthur-Collins
- ISBN: 978-1-7649156-4-9
Look for Book 1, Sophie and Brave
Look for Book 2, Jazzy and Bean
Look for Book 3, Lacey and Mako
See the complete ESSA High series here.