Packed with humorous illustrations and valuable tips, Learn About Horses is a great child's introduction to horsemanship. This Picture book teaches children about basic horse care, safety, and riding.

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The Breath of the Horse: Reflections on Nature, Presence and Partnership is a remarkable collection of insightful stories, beautiful poetry and flowing prose that channel the voices of the many horses author Charlotte Angin has connected with, some on a physical level, and others in the spiritual realms. Her writing takes the reader on a magical journey with the horses she writes for and about. Read The Breath of the Horse from beginning to end, enjoying the horse pictures and luxuriating in the writing. Or, close your eyes, imagine your intention, and open to a random page to discover the exact meaning the horse spirits wish for you to hear and reflect upon. The pictures and stories are timeless messages to savor and return to time and again.

Mariah's Boon is a special horse on a journey. As a yearling from South Carolina, to the fight for his life in Florida, to the Champion show ring, he has won hearts and touched lives all over the world. He has become the ambassador for the American Drum Horse breed. Join Boon as he shares the story of his miraculous life

Want to know what kind of challenges a race horse faces, once he leaves the race track? Let Billy tell you about some of his very own experiences in "From Race Horse to Trail Horse and Pet." Follow Billy's thoughts and insecurities along this way in this great and easy read for all horse lovers. It is filled with many photos and some wonderful stories about the changes he encountered during his time.

This is an unforgettable story about a Missouri Foxtrotter horse. 'Penny' is a liver chestnut colored horse with a regal appearance and a gentle, delicate nature. In this book, the horse experiences and lives through, a terrible tornado. The book wastes no time in getting the reader involved in the life of the pretty horse, and in the tornado's devastation. The reader will experience the immediate confusion, as well as the substantial healing process, which the horse must go through. The story is told by the horse herself. The book allows the reader to experience the tornado from an 'insider's point of view.' This is a true story. As it unfolds, the reader will develop a friendship with the horse, the people who owned her and those who rescued her, and with animals on the farm. The reader will fall in love with this horse

"Watching Over My-Girl" chronicles the life of an equestrian as seen through the eyes of her first horse, and revolves around actual events and experiences. The story tells of the bond between the author and "Amber," an orphaned foal that was rescued during a bitter snow storm by Ms.Porter when a young girl. The pair would grow up together and seldom be separated over the course of twenty some years. The beloved horse passes away but years later returns to earth and rejoins her mistress. Unsure of herself "Amber" questions the reason for her return and struggles with the limitations of her ethereal existence. Once accepting of what she can and can't do she learns to appreciate her newly acquired abilities and diligently "watches over" her former mistress. Protecting an extremely

Giving Your Horse a Barefoot Attitude is a compilation of years of experiences meant to give the horse owner a confident attitude about barefooting their horse which in turn will give the horse confidence in being barefoot. As the horse picks up on the owner's emotions, the owner must lead the way. This book intends to simply and effectively explain what is going on with horses' hooves.

Simply by changing our mindset, our heart set and how we approach horses, we learn what really motivates them, the way they learn and think and ultimately how to connect and communicate with them.