Product Description
A MESSAGE FROM VILASA PRESS: We are pleased to introduce Tecolote: The Little Horse That Could, a true story intended for children. It's industry code is juvenile nonfiction and its national awards are primarily in the children's and juvenile categories. The book has forty-four pages, an appropriate length for a child's book. While written for children, many adults also find Tecolote inspiring.
SYNOPSIS:
The little horse's chances were not good. Born prematurely on a freezing night, the buckskin colt had to fight for his life. When he was still a baby, Tecolote lost his mother. Would he be able to find a horse to help him grow up and teach him the ways of the herd? Would he ever know a friend who would love and protect him?
Be with Tecolote as he masters the challenges that young horses--and young people--face as they grow up and become all they're meant to be.
Tecolote: The Little Horse That Could will inspire children and adults alike.
Join Sandy Nathan as she tells a true tale of a young horse growing up straight and tall, a youngster who will remind you of the child in us all.
The illustrations in this book are snapshots taken while Tecolote's story was unfolding. In using snapshots, the author wanted to bring you as close to the action as possible and introduce you to the real Tecolote, Shambho, Rosie, and all the other horses of Rancho Vilasa. This truly is Tecolote's scrapbook--welcome to his world.
AWARDS:
The 2011 Silver Nautilus Award for Children's Nonfiction (Gr. 1-6)
The Nautilus Award recognizes books, audio books, and e-books that promote spiritual growth, conscious living and positive social change. The Nautilus Award recognizes distinguished contributions in adult, young adult, teen, and children's literature. Previous winners include Thich Nhat Hanh, Eckhart Tolle, and His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
2011 National Indie Excellence Contest: Tecolote is a Finalist in:
Tecolote: The Little Horse That Could is a winner in many ways. It's simple story is a deep exploration of the ways of the horse and the value of caring and fighting for life and love. The photos show the truth of the tale: a horse and a family's history bound into one.
Gerald DiPego, screenwriter Phenomenon, Instinct, Message in a Bottle, Angel Eyes
Tecolote: The Little Horse That Could is the heartwarming story of a tiny foal who manages to survive a rough start. Illustrated with beautiful photos documenting the life of
Tecolote as he grows to become a big horse, this charming book will appeal to readers of all ages.
L.C. Evans, author Talented Horsewoman
SYNOPSIS:
The little horse's chances were not good. Born prematurely on a freezing night, the buckskin colt had to fight for his life. When he was still a baby, Tecolote lost his mother. Would he be able to find a horse to help him grow up and teach him the ways of the herd? Would he ever know a friend who would love and protect him?
Be with Tecolote as he masters the challenges that young horses--and young people--face as they grow up and become all they're meant to be.
Tecolote: The Little Horse That Could will inspire children and adults alike.
Join Sandy Nathan as she tells a true tale of a young horse growing up straight and tall, a youngster who will remind you of the child in us all.
The illustrations in this book are snapshots taken while Tecolote's story was unfolding. In using snapshots, the author wanted to bring you as close to the action as possible and introduce you to the real Tecolote, Shambho, Rosie, and all the other horses of Rancho Vilasa. This truly is Tecolote's scrapbook--welcome to his world.
AWARDS:
The 2011 Silver Nautilus Award for Children's Nonfiction (Gr. 1-6)
The Nautilus Award recognizes books, audio books, and e-books that promote spiritual growth, conscious living and positive social change. The Nautilus Award recognizes distinguished contributions in adult, young adult, teen, and children's literature. Previous winners include Thich Nhat Hanh, Eckhart Tolle, and His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
2011 National Indie Excellence Contest: Tecolote is a Finalist in:
- Animals/Pets General
- Juvenile Non-fiction
Tecolote: The Little Horse That Could is a winner in many ways. It's simple story is a deep exploration of the ways of the horse and the value of caring and fighting for life and love. The photos show the truth of the tale: a horse and a family's history bound into one.
Gerald DiPego, screenwriter Phenomenon, Instinct, Message in a Bottle, Angel Eyes
Tecolote: The Little Horse That Could is the heartwarming story of a tiny foal who manages to survive a rough start. Illustrated with beautiful photos documenting the life of
Tecolote as he grows to become a big horse, this charming book will appeal to readers of all ages.
L.C. Evans, author Talented Horsewoman
