One day at the art museum, they find the bronze horse gone from its place by the man. It's too heavy to lift easily. So who took it and where did it go? It went where it was needed...
Tate Publishing sent me a copy of this book to read for review (thank you). It has been published and you can buy a copy now.
This is precious fantasy tale about a lonely young girl who lives in large, tall building all by herself. She wishes she had a horse and one day she finds he comes to her. He stays a while, too, and she's so very happy. They go on walks together, she gets to ride him, and he loves being bathed and groomed. He even snuggles with her.
As time passes, the bronze man comes to find him. They all visit together but she knows she's going to lose the horse and it makes her sad. But the man takes her back with them...
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sounds fun. thanks.
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