Horse Country Series in Order by Yamile Saied Méndez

"Where There's Smoke" is the third installment in the Horse Country series written by Yamile Saied Méndez. The book is set in Paradise Ranch, a place where everyone can find a second chance. The story revolves around Carolina Aguasvivas, who is tasked with taking care of a new sponsored student named Rockwell Richards. Rockwell is a perfect match for a gentle giant of a horse named Napoleon, as they both have mysterious pasts. Carolina is eager to learn more about Rockwell and his connection to the horse. As the plot unfolds, Carolina delves into the secrets and histories of Rockwell and Napoleon, uncovering the truth behind their enigmatic backgrounds. "Where There's Smoke" explores themes of redemption, second chances, and the deep bond between humans and animals.

"Friends Like These" is the second book in the "Horse Country" series by Yamile Saied Méndez. The book follows the story of Carolina, a young girl who lives on a horse ranch in the United States. In this installment, Carolina is faced with a new challenge when a group of sponsored students arrive at the ranch through its new Unbridled Dreams program. Carolina works with these students and tries to find ways to make them feel welcome and included in the ranch community. However, things become complicated when one of the students starts to cause trouble, and Carolina must figure out how to handle the situation. The book explores themes of inclusivity, diversity, and the power of horses to connect people.

"Can't Be Tamed" is the first book in the Horse Country series by Yamile Saied Méndez. The book follows the story of Carolina, a determined young girl who wants to ride a skittish and headstrong mare. Despite the challenges and the mare's past hurt, Carolina is determined to form a bond with the horse and prove that she can ride her. Along the way, Carolina navigates friendships, including with Chelsie, who initially considers herself too good to clean stalls. The book explores themes of horses, friendship, and second chances. It is an enjoyable read for young readers who are interested in horses and stories about overcoming obstacles. The author, Yamile Saied Méndez, is known for writing inclusive books for young readers.