SERIES MADE SIMPLE

Horse Shows

by Trudi Strain TRUEIT
978-1-60870-838-3. ea vol: 48p. (Horses! Series). diag. further reading. glossary. index. photos. reprods. websites. Cavendish Square. 2013. lib. ed. $29.93; ebk. $29.93.
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Gr 3–6—This series offers a serious look at the world of horses. The information is basic enough to expose newbies to the wonders of equestrian life. The large font is approachable and perfect for the intended audience. The color photos and reproductions clarify the straightforward texts. Different colored words are defined in the glossaries. Riding explains both English and Western styles. Working tells of horses working everywhere from rural areas to cities and in industries from government service to sports and entertainment. Rescue offers real stories of horses that were saved from a cruel fate. Therapy exposes readers to equine-assisted therapy (EAT). Shows and Care are instructive guides. Great for reports and enjoyment reading.
Reviewed by Anne Chapman Callaghan , Nov 01, 2013

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