Dark Horse

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Summary: Dark Horse
Review: This world is filled with false messages. We have been warned of this for centuries. The most tempting one is the voice in our own head that tells us what we should look like and strive to be. Using the long held tradition of making a point relevant to humans through the use of animals, the author tells the story of a group of horses held captive by the desire to be what they almost are, but not quite. Then, they escape and go on a journey of discovery, following a myth to the light. Freedom is close, but only if they can overcome the deception.

** By its size, you might be tempted to dismiss this book as one for children, but the point it has to make is one that can be more fully appreciated by someone older. Yet, the lesson can not be learned too young. **

Reviewed by Amanda Killgore

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Summary: Light reading
Review: You can never be too young for this one. I actually found myself reading it twice. I seldom do that to a book. Good LIGHT reading.