While riding one day in the forest I heard an interesting sound...Turning my horse to the left, Toward the commotion we did bound!WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOUR MARE SEES A GORGEOUS UNICORN WHO THEN SWEEPS HER OFF HER FEET?
Our hero will traverse hill and dale to regain his lost horse, along the way learning the value of a good pair of shoes and the true meaning of friendship.
"LOOK INSIDE" to see a saddled cow, a strange little man in red socks, and an entire unicorn brood!
An illustrated rhyming picture book for read-aloud fun!
Reading Level is 8 & up, but this is a story for all ages!
Sample:
While riding one day in the forestI heard an interesting sound.Turning my horse to the left, Toward the commotion we did bound.
An unbelievable animalHad stepped onto the trail, With a sharp and shiny hornAnd a ropy lion's tail!
My horse and the amazing creatureRubbed noses, wiggled, and whinnied.I grabbed the nearest tree branchAnd up the tree I shimmied.
She snickered and he purred a reply;A friendship was being born.Watching from my perch above I sized up the great unicorn.
Bravely, I hopped onto the pathNext to Lassie, my little pony.The unicorn pawed the dirtAnd I puffed up my chest like a phony.
"SHE'S MINE!" I shouted out loudAnd grabbed the reins with great force.Lassie and the unicorn snuggledAnd I knew I was losing my horse.
The unicorn stepped between usKnocking me clean off my feet."Let's ask her," he said with a snortAnd I sensed my coming defeat.
My Lassie looked me over, Then over her impressive new find.Finally, she lowered her pretty headAnd nuzzled my shoulder goodbye.
"How shall I ever get home?"Scared and tired, I begged him to talk.When I thought he would not answer, He said as they left, "Can't you walk?"
Buy your copy today in a beautifully illustrated paperback or to read on your Kindle!----------PUBLISHER'S SECTIONA Rhyming Picture BookAges 8 & UpWhile out on a trail ride on a lovely summer's day, the man and his horse meet a giant unicorn. The adventures that ensue take the man over hill and dale in pursuit of the most elusive of mythical creatures. Will he get his horse back from the unicorn? Read along in rhyming prose and find out! A fun illustrated picture book to read aloud to one or one hundred!
About the Author: Best selling author and artist Ellen C. Maze has been dreaming up unicorn stories since childhood and drawing animals even before she could walk. An avid horse lover, Ellen has been known to ride horses over hill and dale while daydreaming about stories yet written! Ellen lives with her family and two silly felines in North Alabama. Lady Cow and the Man have many more adventures in store, so keep your eyes peeled!
