Polly and the Birth Day (Lady Thistle, the Horse) youth Non-fiction

Polly and the Birth Day (Lady Thistle, the Horse) youth Non-fictionby D H Anderson (Lady Thistle, the Horse Book #1) Waterdam Farm is quiet and peaceful where horses, cats and a dog roam and play. On a crisp February morning, a new horse arrives making the animals very curious. Polly is a retired racehorse but something about her is rather peculiar. She's round and moves very slowly. The farm animals quickly welcome her and she becomes part of their family. Then news spreads throughout the barn: Polly will soon be a

A trip to a dude ranch out west to try to beef up my form spikes my love for an adoptable mustang I only saw online that I named Galaxy ’cause his twinkling eyes surely hold stars

His writing style is not quite contemporary but it is still full of wit as well as wisdom and at least as easy to read as

and it's happening for Alex at last: Alexander is entrusting the farm's racing string to her while he heads Down Under to help run his sick brother's farm

Packed with handy hints and prompts

Green became the first to hang up a shingle in the trans-Pecos territory

and a large format make an engaging reference

the first on the subject written specifically with horses in mind

Paperback: 204 pages

all over the world

she covers real-world applications of the principles of good conformation

I was now a businesswoman trying to learn how to run a barn and business

Saddle up for an enchanting ride that explores the legacy of Marguerite Henry and celebrates not just Chincoteague Ponies