A charming story about horses to delight children aged three to seven

£9.99

A charming story about horses to delight children aged three to seven

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Description

Stories from a Cornish Stable presents a magical true story all about an ex-racehorse and three rescued Dartmoor ponies that live in the Tamar Valley.

Think of the sportiest person you know. That’s Baz. Now think of the person who sits in a cardboard box and makes ‘vroom vroom’ noises while spraying crisp crumbs everywhere. That’s Nutmeg. And yet, these two opposites are best friends. Just like people, horses need and want a family. Although they may look at life differently – Baz is terrified of everything and Nutmeg is insatiably curious – there is a lot of love between them.

What makes a horse so special that he gets to have two different names?

And what can a barrel-shaped Dartmoor pony possibly have to teach a Thoroughbred racehorse?

This clip-clop rhyming tale tells the trust story of how Baz came to know Nutmeg, and shows us that horses and humans are much more similar than you might think…

Specification

Free pony postcard and ‘how to draw a horse’ activity sheet included.

Produced as part of Books & Bicycles Press, the books are as eco-friendly as possible. They are printed in the UK on recycled paper and can only be bought either in indie bookshops or via a website. When bought from this website they are sent out in eco-friendly packaging via Royal Mail,. £1 from the sale of every book supports a West Country charity. Books and Bicycles Press contribute a percentage of their profits to small, grassroots literacy charities around the world.

Written by Jane Thomas with Mary Framptom -Price, 30 full-colour pages including charming illustrations by Sarah Gledhill

Format

Paperback 215x215mm

RRP: £7.99

Postage & packing is included in the price at £2.00 and enables postage to anywhere in the UK via Royal Mail’s 1st Class service.

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