Kelly Wilson is a New Zealand author best known for her "White Cloud Station" series, which includes titles such as "Ripple and the Wild Horses of White Cloud Station," "Summer with Horses," and "Wild Horse Country." Her works celebrate the bond between humans and horses, drawing from her lifelong passion for equestrianism. Wilson's books have resonated with young readers worldwide, offering immersive stories set against the backdrop of New Zealand's unique landscapes and horsemanship traditions.
Growing up with horses, Wilson competed in pony club events and developed a deep connection to equestrian culture, which profoundly influences her writing. Her "White Cloud Station" series incorporates regional terminology, such as referring to ranches as "stations," reflecting her Kiwi heritage. Wilson's narratives often highlight the universal language of horse love, bridging cultural differences through shared enthusiasm for these animals.
Beyond her fiction, Wilson has authored nonfiction works like "Riding High at White Cloud Station" and "Horse Magic," further showcasing her expertise in equine topics. Her books, including later editions published by Horsecrest Press, feature a "horse translator" to help international readers understand regional equestrian terms. Wilson continues to write stories that captivate horse enthusiasts, fostering a global community of young readers united by their admiration for horses.