Young children
In this second book, Archie continues to have many adventures, and is still learning about life the hard way, as he follows his dream of becoming a regional jumping champion.
In this second book, Archie continues to have many adventures, and is still learning about life the hard way, as he follows his dream of becoming a regional jumping champion.
At his agility class he meets some new dogs, including two cousins, Sophie and Sabi, and he finds out his real name. The competition for team places becomes more demanding as the weeks go on. Archie and his friends, Jenkins and Jasper, wonder if they will make it into the top team for the regional competition. Archie even has a rival for his place in the jumping class, as his new-found cousin, Sophie, is just as talented as he is.
But the training class is not the only place where Archie makes new friends. He and Louise meet Betty and George, when out on one of their training runs; it’s an encounter that will change George’s life. On another training run there is a chance meeting of a completely different kind, which is nearly catastrophic for Archie’s ambitions. He never seems to learn. It is one mishap after another for both Archie and Louise.
Will Archie make the grade and take part in the competitions? Will he be able to beat his old rival in the jumping class, and how good is Sophie, really? Archie gets a surprise when his birth dad, Harry, appears at the regional event. Then an unexpected challenge presents itself: can Archie rise to the occasion?
Never fear, Archie will try his best, showing his true passion once again! Surely, he will be the new regional champion for the South West!
Here's what readers have to say about this book....
WHOOSH! The lovable Archie is back! It is great fun spending time with this rascal again. We join our pal Archie as he prepares for both the individual and team jumping competitions - a few adventures and hiccups on the way as well as meeting up with pals - old and new. I thoroughly recommend this book.
I really enjoyed this book. It was fun to read and we really enjoyed. It was great to read what Archie was getting up to while getting ready for his competition. I would recommend.
