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| Category: Children:Animals |
(requires Adobe Reader)
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| About the Book | |
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Rosie was written especially for young horse lovers, but also explores a child's questions about what hobbies or activities might interest them and be a good fit. Follow Rosie as she grows up on the horse farm and meets other friends and critters who live there. She has questions for all of them, but she can't fly like a bird, crow like the rooster, or climb a tree like the squirrel. She worries that she won't find something she loves to do and can do well. Rosie keeps searching and finally finds her answer in an unusual way. As she plays and practices her new found talent, the owner of the horse farm watches Rosie and shares a secret. She learns that there will be practice and skills to learn in the future. But best of all, Rosie learns that she will have an important role on the horse farm, as well as what it might take to excel in her chosen activity.
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| About the Author | |
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Jackie has loved horses since her first pony, Jack. She has passed the "horse bug" onto her daughter who lives with Rosie in Florida and her granddaughter, Colette. She enjoys painting animals and landscapes and is retired in Albuquerque with her husband, Tom and their beloved Aussie, Tio. |