City Sally of Savannah

City Sally of Savannah is about to prance into her next carriage tour adventure. She’s full of Southern charm and fascinating facts about Savannah that are sure to surprise and entertain young visitors from near and far.


City Sally will introduce children to Tomochichi and James Oglethorpe and their unlikely friendship that founded Savannah. She'll tell them why George Whitefield built the first American Orphanage. Then, she'll explain how Juliette Gordon Low, who could not have children, came to have lots of daughters.


Everyone knows that learning history on a carriage tour is fun! Y’all c’mon along on the very first edition of Carriage Horse Tales. We’ve saved a seat just for you!



A portion of the profit from this book will be donated to a women’s clinic in Savannah, dedicated to the well-being of the newest members of the human family and their beautiful mommies.



About the Author

Author/Publisher, Kerry Johnson, has been smitten with horses since the first time she and her brothers and sisters scrambled aboard an open carriage in Central Park, New York, when she was just a little girl. She and husband, Barry, would later settle on a small ranch in coastal Carolina to raise their family. Today, as grandparents, their lives continue to abound with the bustling joys of children. Carriage Horse Tales are the happy result of Kerry’s great respect for history and the people who came before, her proximity to the burgeoning talent drawn to Savannah College of Art and Design, her affinity for horses, her gift for storytelling and her delighted appreciation for the natural curiosity of children.



About the Illustrator

Sienna Haralson infuses each illustration with her enchanting vision, remarkable talent, and infectious love for horses. She is soon to earn her MFA in Sequential Art from the world-renowned Savannah College of Art and Design.