K M Peyton

[Errin Paddywack]

I definitely agree that the P-T books didn’t have as much depth as others.

I would agree about Christine and Diana's books but really like Josephine's and learnt a lot from them.

 

[LeneHorse]

I would agree about Christine and Diana's books but really like Josephine's and learnt a lot from them.

Was it Josephine who wrote the Radney riding club ones with a girl called Noel as one of main characters?

 

[HorseMaid]

As a pony-less child and teenager I loved her books, I read them all - I specifically remember "Darkling" which was a coming of age story, and the Swallow Tales series, along with Fly By Night and Flambards. RIP and I will raise a glass tonight.

 

[GoldenWillow]

Was it Josephine who wrote the Radney riding club ones with a girl called Noel as one of main characters?

Yes, the series starts off with Six Ponies

 

[AmyMay]

I’m going to have to look up her other books. I adored, adored, adored the Flambards trilogy (and enjoyed the later fourth book the title of which I’ve forgotten). And have watched the series several times.

 

[ThreeFurs]

Rest in Peace K M. You gave me so many hours of reading pleasure [and escape] in my pony-less childhood. x

 

[Sanversera]

I’m going to have to look up her other books. I adored, adored, adored the Flambards trilogy (and enjoyed the later fourth book the title of which I’ve forgotten). And have watched the series several times.

Give "Darkling"a go, it's a lovely interesting book.

 

[OldNag]

I loved Fly-by-Night as a child. I still have it, will have to read it again. RIP and thank you for your wonderful books, KM.

 

[Errin Paddywack]

I was an adult before I started reading her books but didn't find them 'childish'. Good read for any age.

 

[Merrymoles]

Only just seen that she has died.

Loved her books but always had to rely on what the local library had to offer so there are some here that I missed when growing up. Will give Darkling and Blind Beauty a try when I find time!