Read any good horse books lately?

Read any good horse books lately?

There are a couple of books we'd like to draw to your attention. Melanie Sue Bowles has two books that she says "are empowering horse lovers all across the nation as they address the major issues facing the equestrian community, including the Thoroughbred racing industry." All the royalties Melanie receives for these books go to
taking care of fifty-five rescued horses that live at her Proud Spirit Horse Sanctuary in west Arkansas.

The first book, THE HORSES OF PROUD SPIRIT presents the true story that inspired an Emmy Award-winning PBS documentary about Melanie and her husband Jim's work with Proud Spirit Horse Sanctuary. Best-selling author Monty Roberts says about this book: "Wonderful... a good read for anyone interested in making the world a better place for horses and people too."

Now there is a follow up book that serves as a sequel. HOOF PRINT: More Stories from Proud Spirit expands on Melanie's life purpose of rescuing and caring for unwanted, elderly, and abused horses. It offers insight to anyone on how to more deeply live your life's purpose. World renowned trainer and author, Linda Tellington-Jones writes: "This book is informative, engaging, inspiring, and charmingly written -- an example of one courageous woman's journey to make a difference in the lives of unwanted horses, and in doing so, make our world a better place in which to live."

You can get these books from Amazon.com or from Melanie's website, www.horsesofproudspirit.com/proudspiritbooks.html

What are your favorite horse books?

This story is about a horse who became a childhood treasure chest of joy.

 

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  • 5/17/2008 9:40 PM Madeleine wrote:
    The best horse books I have ever read are by Mark Rashid and Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling. Mark has an anecdotal way of writing which is very easy to read. He inspires by example. Klaus writes more like a text book, so is used more as a reference book. Both authors are achieving connections with their horses by LISTENING to them, rather than trying to make them listen to us. Both have totally changed the way I am now with horses.
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    1. 5/24/2008 7:46 PM sharon wrote:
      Madeleine,
      What are the names of their books?

      I am starting a website about horse books and would LOVE your input.

      Thanks, Sharon
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