The Fairytale Ponies (Vol. 1): Snow White Now Has Four Hooves

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  • Seven fairy tale characters transformed into ponies provide great fun and little miracles at a riding stable!

  • Horseback riding adventures with a touch of magic
  • Fairytale illustrations by Laura Bednarski
192 pp 8 years + 14,3 x 21,5 cm EUR 11.99 February 2026 Hardcover 978-3-473-40923-5

Content

Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, Sleeping Beauty, and four other fairy tale characters are transformed into ponies by a fairy and sent to a riding stable in the human world. Only when they have performed seven good deeds will they be allowed to return to their fairy tale kingdom. At the riding stable, they quickly befriend a girl named Jonna and many of the farm animals. Then Jonna's friend Mila urgently needs help, and Snow White comes up with a pony-powered plan.

About the Series

Seven fairy tale characters transformed into ponies provide great fun and little miracles at a riding stable!

The Author

Nicole Roling-Brügging and Nadine Schreiber are siblings. They live with their families in a small town in Münsterland near the Dutch border. Nicole and Nadine have often worked with children as a physiotherapist and social worker. The idea of writing children's books together took shape during a backpacking trip through England together. The two find little moments of happiness on the stormy North Sea.
Nicole Roling-Brügging and Nadine Schreiber are siblings. They live with their families in a small town in Münsterland near the Dutch border. Nicole and Nadine have often worked with children as a physiotherapist and social worker. The idea of writing children's books together took shape during a backpacking trip through England together. The two find little moments of happiness on the stormy North Sea.

The Illustrator

Laura Bednarski was born in 1992 and studied design with an emphasis on illustration. Recently she moved to Hamburg in order to complete her education with a master at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. Ein Garten für Alle (“A Garden for Everyone”) is her first published picture book.