Picture/Easy Reader books
Prolific illustrator Ruth Sanderson has a book coming out in September with well-known fantasy writer Jane Yolen. Random House will publish Hush, Little Horsie, a picture book, on
Random House is releasing Mary Pope Osborne's 1991 book, Moonhorse, illustrator S.M. Saelig, as a paperback.
Paddywack, a Step Into Reading book by Stephanie Spinner, will be released on
Juvenile Fiction
Whirlwind, the sequel to Alison Hart's Shadow Horse is coming out on
Whispering Hope and Long Ride Home, the latest books in Marsha Hubler's Christian-themed Keystone Stables series, are due out this spring from Zondervan.
Rival Revenge, the latest in the Canterwood Crest series by Jessica Burkhart, came out January 26 from Simon & Schuster/Aladdin MIX. Sequels Home Sweet Drama is due out April 6, City Secrets on July 6, and Elite Ambition on September 14.
Heather Henson uses that most common of themes, a damaged kid and a damaged horse, in Dream Of Night, due out in May from Atheneum.
Diane Lee Wilson, author of Black Storm Comin' and Fire Horse, has a third horse-related book due out in April; Raven Speak in which a Viking chief's daughter flees a usurper intent on killing her beloved horse.
The Breyer Horse Collection series book Favory's Journey: The Story of a Lipizzaner Stallion by Annie Wedekind is due in September from Feiwel & Friends.
Judy Andrekson and David Parkin's Gunner: Hurricane Horse in the True Horse Stories series is due out in September from Tundra Books.
Horse Mad Heights, the latest in the Horse Mad series by Kathy Helidoniotis, is due from Whitecap Books on
YA book Mystery At Saddle Creek by Shelley Peterson is due out on
Nonfiction
Jens Lorenz Franzen's The Rise Of Horses: 55 Million Years Of Evolution is due from Johns Hopkins University Press in February.
Nonfiction - Bio/Memoir
Wild Horse Annie and the Last of the Mustangs: The Life of Velma Johnston, by David Cruise and Alison Griffiths, is due out in April.
Susan Richards, the author of memoirs Chosen By A Horse and Chosen Forever, has a third horsey memoir due out on May 4. Saddled concerns Richards' third horse, the memorable mare
Tame Horses, Wild Hearts from Alison Paige, wherein a woman running a riding camp falls for her bodyguard. Due from Samhain Publishing on
Juvenile Fiction - new in paperback
Chancey Of The Maury River by Gigi Amateau will be released in paperback on
Firehorse by Diane Lee Wilson is due in paperback on
The Georges and The Jewels by Jane Smiley is due in paperback on Septembe 14, 2010 (Random House)
Secret Of The Night Ponies by Joan Hiatt Harlow is due in paperback on
Everything else - new in paperback
Jim Squires's racing critique Headless Horsemen: A Tale Of Chemical Colts, Subprime Sales Agents and the Last
Eclipse: The story of the rogue, the madam and the horse that changed racing by Nicholas Clee is due out in paperback on February 5 from Bantam Press.
Calendar
March
Mystery At Saddle Creek
Tame Horses, Wild Hearts
Chancey Of The Maury River (pb)
April
Wild Horse Annie And The Last Of The Mustangs
Canterwood Crest - Home Sweet Drama
Raven Speak
Moonhorse (pb)
Paddywack
Headless Horsemen
May
Whispering Hope
The Long Ride Home Horse
Mad Heights
Dream Of Night
Saddled
Whirlwind
July
Canterwood Crest - City Secrets Firehorse (pb)
September
Favory's Journey
Gunner: Hurricane Horse
Canterwood Crest - Elite Ambition
The Georges And The Jewels (pb)
Secret of the Night Ponies (pb)
Hush, Little Horsie
1 comment:
Thank you for the mention of our forthcoming book Wild Horse Annie and the Last of the Mustangs.
Publication is March 16th but you can order advance copies at www.ispmb.org -- Wild Horse Annie's original organization -- and proceeds benefit its work.
We also wanted to know if you'd received an advanced copy of the book.
We have started a blog to provide information about Wild Horse Annie that we couldn't fit into the book. Here's the link. www.wildhorseanniestory.com
And there is a great book trailer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpRvrliv3yc
To the moderator -- pls let us know if you have received a review copy and if not, where to send it.
David Cruise and Alison Griffiths
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