Northern Lights over the Little Highland Horse-Yard

Rebecca Loebbert was born in Essen, Germany, in 1999. Even as a little girl, she loved to make up stories and regale anyone who wanted listen (or not) with long and imaginative tales. When she was twelve, she began writing books about her family life and her dogs. Then, after graduating from high school, she moved to Inverness, Scotland, where she started her degree in Scottish History and Literature at the University of the Highlands and Islands. At the same time she began to work on her first novel, a time-travel story published by Oeverbos under the title "Der Keltische Gobelin." Her biggest passion besides history are horses. Having sat on horseback since the age of three, she finally made her dream of an own horse come true in 2022. Little Silvano does not only canter with her through the romantic Scottish Highlands, he also inspired her book-series "Der kleine Pferdehof in den Highlands". She is currently working on the third volume. Today, Rebecca works for the Estates Team of the National Trust for Scotland, which takes care of the preservation of the famous Culloden Battlefield. There she helps maintain the archaeological landscape, looks after their herd of fluffy Highland cows and does cavalry demonstrations with the two Highland Ponies that live at the battlefield. When she's not roaming the Scottish hills in search of new Inspiration in her free-time, she can be found at the horse stables or learning a new language. If you would like to know more about Rebecca Loebbert, her books or her life with horses in Scotland, please feel free to drop by one of her author pages on Facebook, Lovelybooks or Instagram. Her publications with Verlag Federlesen.com include the German-English Poetry anthology „My Heart is My Own“, illustrated by Rhiannan Redmond.