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animal behaviour
animals
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Author_Giacinto Gaudenzi
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foals
home learning
home schooling
homework
horse riding
illustrations
information
non fiction
pets
photography
pony trekking
racehorses
reading
riding lessons
sleigh
stables
wild horses
wildlife
Product details
- ISBN 9780746074787
- Weight: 180g
- Dimensions: 156 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 26 Jan 2007
- Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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How do horses learn to trust people? Why do wild horses live in herds? How do they keep warm in winter? Why do horses roll on their backs? You'll find the answers, and lots more, in this charming book, packed with informative text, step-by-step illustrations, beautiful photographs and links to websites with fun activities.
Chapters in this book include:
- Wild horses
- Life in a herd
- Coats and tails
- Running
- Foals
- Growing up
- Horse talk
- Keeping clean
- Trusting people
- Training horses
- Life in a stable
- Learning to ride
- Working horses
- Horse power
Anna Milbourne (Author)
Growing up on the Wirral and in Germany, Anna wrote plays about talking animals, and stories about naughty children, and drew on every available surface. After school, she did an Art Foundation course, then a degree in German Literature & Philosophy at Oxford University. In 1998 she found her perfect job at Usborne in London, writing about everything from curious penguins to trips to the Moon.
Growing up on the Wirral and in Germany, Anna wrote plays about talking animals, and stories about naughty children, and drew on every available surface. After school, she did an Art Foundation course, then a degree in German Literature & Philosophy at Oxford University. In 1998 she found her perfect job at Usborne in London, writing about everything from curious penguins to trips to the Moon.
