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My First Book of Horses

My First Book of Horses

Description

For the first-time horse owner, My First Book of Horses guides young equestrians through this very important—and fun—commitment. Beginning with a history of horses and what roles they've played throughout history, readers will get a full-color glimpse of horses with knights in full armor, as companions to the Native Americans, in formal dressage competitions, racing, and as a mode of early transportation. This book then delves into all the need-to-know horse basics, including: How to identify all the most popular breeds of horses (including the Shetland pony, Arab, Tinker, Fjord horse, and American Quarter horse) Advice on tips on keeping a healthy, happy horse A step-by-step mane- or tail-braiding guide, grooming your horse, and cleaning up after your horse (yes, it must be done!) The details of horse equipment: saddles, horseshoes, boots, gloves, and helmets A full glossary of horse terminology so that you can speak the equine lingo confidently If you or your children love horses, this book is for you!
Age
6-7
Text complexity
beginner
Length
48 pages

Why to read

  • Educational Value: 'My First Book of Horses' by Ingrid Andersson provides a wealth of information about horses, making it an excellent resource for young readers to learn about different horse breeds, their care, and their role in human history.
  • Engaging Content: The book is designed to capture the interest of children with its vibrant illustrations and easy-to-understand language, ensuring that they remain engaged and entertained while they learn.
  • Inspires Love for Animals: Reading about horses and their unique characteristics can foster a sense of empathy and love for animals in young readers, encouraging them to appreciate and respect living creatures.
  • Foundation for Future Learning: By introducing children to the basics of equine knowledge, this book lays the groundwork for future learning about horses, animal husbandry, and possibly even inspiring equestrian pursuits or careers in veterinary science.