Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
139
Language
English
Published
Oct 1, 2015
Publisher
Old Friends Press
ISBN-10
0692508120
ISBN-13
9780692508121
Description
It’s true what they say: when one door closes, another one opens. Only sometimes it smacks you in the head.
Alone and frightened and fleeing for his life, Little Silver Charm literally crashed headlong into an open door. Lucky thing for the miniature horse, it was the door of a horse trailer bound for Old Friends Farm for retired Thoroughbreds. That wallop to the head may have cost Little Silver Charm his memory, but it started him on a fantastical life journey among down-home barn rats, a pedigree-quoting owl, a sassy skunk, and a veritable Who’s Who of world champion Thoroughbred racehorses.
Little Silver Charm is a funny and whimsically wise story about second chances, true friendship, and the how the most unlikely paths can lead to discovering who you truly are.
The real-life Little Silver Charm was purchased off a slaughter truck for $40 by trainer Lorita Lindemann and given a permanent home at Old Friends Farm in Georgetown, Kentucky. Now, the tiny horse has found a way to repay that act of kindness. Fifty percent of the profits from his book will benefit the retired Thoroughbreds of Old Friends Farm.
Alone and frightened and fleeing for his life, Little Silver Charm literally crashed headlong into an open door. Lucky thing for the miniature horse, it was the door of a horse trailer bound for Old Friends Farm for retired Thoroughbreds. That wallop to the head may have cost Little Silver Charm his memory, but it started him on a fantastical life journey among down-home barn rats, a pedigree-quoting owl, a sassy skunk, and a veritable Who’s Who of world champion Thoroughbred racehorses.
Little Silver Charm is a funny and whimsically wise story about second chances, true friendship, and the how the most unlikely paths can lead to discovering who you truly are.
The real-life Little Silver Charm was purchased off a slaughter truck for $40 by trainer Lorita Lindemann and given a permanent home at Old Friends Farm in Georgetown, Kentucky. Now, the tiny horse has found a way to repay that act of kindness. Fifty percent of the profits from his book will benefit the retired Thoroughbreds of Old Friends Farm.
Genres
Humor