ANDY AND THE ALBINO HORSE
Book One of the Andy and the
Albino Horse Series PRINT
ISBN 13: 978-1-933090-90-0 eBook ISBN 13: 978-1-933090-35-1
When Andy takes equine therapy he learns how to cope
with his disabilities and searches for ways to get along with a bully
at school. By learning about the horse and its own handicaps, Andy
begins to see hope for himself and his future. Horse educational Facts
included.
Watch our ANDY &
THE ALBINO HORSE Book Trailer for a sneak preview of our book, by Kim
McDougall Productions with inspirational music copyright by Janie
Robinson and Gary Lowry.
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ANDY AND SPIRIT GO TO THE
FAIR PRINT
ISBN: 978-1-935137-03-0 eBook ISBN:
978-1-935137-09-2
Andy
and Spirit’s world expands as they grow together and experience things
neither would have had the opportunity to do alone. The two become
heroes to each other as they meet and accomplish challenges Andy never
thought possible before the two of them became a team. 10
illustrations, 2100 word storybook,
24 pages.
Three extra
pages of activities about 4-H and wild horse management.
This book in print is also available in print at B&N.com, Target.com, Borders.com & Amazon.com
and other online bookstores. Our full color books are
8.5x8.5 inch paperback.
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Andy and the Albino Horse Series Book One-
For anyone facing any form of disability I urge you to read, Andy and the Albino Horse. It does not matter what age, this book is a great lesson for all ages, even if one has no disability. It opens the eyes and hearts to what is really important in life. The connection with Andy and Spirit are so brilliantly portrayed that my heart leaped with joy, and tears sprung to my eyes. Mary Jean Kelso pens a heart-tugging tale about learning to cope with a disability, and even a bully, in a story I highly recommend. She allows Andy to see no matter how hard a challenge may appear; sometimes others may have their own test to endure. This precious book is a treasure indeed. The illustrations are creatively done, too, that adapt to the tale.
—Linda Lattimer, Author and Reviewer
Andy and
Spirit Go to the Fair is the sweet story of a boy and a horse, their bond and loyalty to
one another, and the challenges they must face because of being
'different'. K.C. Snider's colorful yet earthy illustrations bring the
spirit of the West to life and children will particularly love the
beautiful, majestic pictures of the horses. An inspiring tale about
overcoming obstacles, this book carries a universal message that will
be enjoyed by children and adults alike.
I
absolutely loved the story of Andy and Spirit Go to the Fair.
It took me back to my childhood when I was able to visit the fair. I
could smell all the delicious aroma of food drifting from the stands.
The anxiety that Andy experiences, this reader could share along with
him. I thought the way Spirit and Andy had an understanding toward the
other was well-written and lends a great deal of warmth to the
storyline. Spirit was slightly different as well as Andy, and they
both were able to understand the other. Mary Jean Kelso creates
a story that melts the heart and brings a smile to the face. I love
her style of writing. She reaches into her heart and brings forth a
budding story that will thrill the readers while leaving a wonderful
feeling inside. The illustrations by K.C. Snider almost leap from the
pages; they are so life-like. Every little detail and sketching is
remarkably done, making this story one incredible read. --Linda Lattimer, Reviewer
eBooks
Andy and the Albino Horse Series Book One-
For anyone facing any form of disability I urge you to read, Andy and the Albino Horse. It does not matter what age, this book is a great lesson for all ages, even if one has no disability. It opens the eyes and hearts to what is really important in life. The connection with Andy and Spirit are so brilliantly portrayed that my heart leaped with joy, and tears sprung to my eyes. Mary Jean Kelso pens a heart-tugging tale about learning to cope with a disability, and even a bully, in a story I highly recommend. She allows Andy to see no matter how hard a challenge may appear; sometimes others may have their own test to endure. This precious book is a treasure indeed. The illustrations are creatively done, too, that adapt to the tale.
—Linda Lattimer, Author and Reviewer
