The Chocolate Box Girls: Coco Caramel

The fourth book in Cathy Cassidy’s gorgeous series. Meet headstrong, horse-loving Coco… Blue eyes, fair hair and freckles. A tomboy who loves animals and wants to change the world. It’s the turn of Coco Tanberry to take the stage. And what is Coco crazy about? Horses! So when Caramel – her favourite pony at the local stables – is sold, Coco secretly scopes out the new owner. But what she sees frightens her. Can she hatch a plan to rescue her beloved Caramel?

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Activities

Cathy Cassidy Summer Sleepover Invites

Print off these FAB invites for your Summer Sleepover party and hand them out to your friends.
Cathy Cassidy Summer Sleepover Pack

Download the Cathy Cassidy Summer Sleepover pack! It’s filled with ideas for things to make and do at your sleepover, including strawberry muffins, personal pizzas, makeover ideas, fashion and talent show games, friendship quizzes, popcorn necklaces and much, much more!!

Recent reviews

Kristi12

loved it

I loved coco. I’m a tomboy so I felt like this book was pretty relatable

5 March 2021
evelizabeth

loved it

i love it i wish i had a pony like coco caramel spirit and star are so cute.

20 August 2016
Anaelsuissa

loved it

A wonderful book, I love Cocos character and we both have lots in common. I love animals and I look a tiny bit like her. Very good book

1 April 2016
JapaneseStar

loved it

I really liked this it was brill! Lawrie was such an inspirational character and Coco’s ideas were so nuts but amazing! I didn’t actually like Coco’s friends they seemed a bit self obsessed and not interested much in her plans. But I loved the book in total! :-)

8 July 2014
Amanda123123

loved it

This book Is awsome literally

16 April 2014

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Authors

Cathy Cassidy

She’s been an art teacher, magazine editor and agony aunt but we like her best as a top-selling author. If you love books about family, friendship and chocolate, then look no further than Cathy!

Awards

Cathy won the Royal Mail Award for Scottish Children’s Books for Scarlett in 2007, the Lincolnshire Young People’s Book Award in 2009 and the 2013 Doncaster Book Award for Summer’s Dream. She was also crowned Queen of Teen in 2010.