Animals

“This is the best of all his good books. Read, learn, puzzle, worry, and laugh.” —Steve Bodio, author of Querencia and Aloft

“Sure to keep equine enthusiasts entertained during long, cold evenings. ... Rashid’s work—advocating the use of communication rather than force in his methods of horse training— has received acclaim from a number of equestrian publications.”
—Women’s Magazine

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A Good Horse Is Never a Bad Color

In this beautiful full-color book, popular authors Mark Rashid and Kathleen Lindley team up to provide the reader with an intimate look into a world of horses and horsemanship clinics that few people get to see close up. Lindley's vibrant photographs, accompanied by descriptive text by both authors, chronicle the spirit of their life's work. In covering subjects such as a young wild Mustang's initial handling, softness, friendship, and hands that employ the tools of the trade, this book offers the reader an unflinching and compassionate pictorial account of a life with horses.

Mark Rashid is an internationally acclaimed horse trainer known for his ability to understand the horse's point of view, and to solve difficult one-on-one work with horse and rider and are immensely popular with people around the world. He is the author of six previous books that have been translated into seven languages. Kathleen Lindley got her first camera at age 14—about the same time she got her first horse. Upon graduation from high school, she professionally trained hunter/jumper show horses. Her photography has appeared in popular equine magazines in the UK and in several books.

“No reader will put down A World of Turtles without a greater understanding and feeling of connection to these endearing creatures whose numbers are diminishing worldwide … enjoyable as well as engaging.”
—Colorado Libraries

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A World of Turtles: A Literary Celebration

Using scientific research and easily understood interpretations, Wauer covers many topics, such as the falcon’s keen eyesight; its amazing migration patterns; its eating habits; and its hunting styles. At the heart of the book is a complete natural history of Falco sparverius, including courtship routines, nesting, and the raising of young.