Appaloosa Spirit (Spirit of the Horse)

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Summary: Great Photos
Review: I was very disappointed with this book. Even though it had some great pictures it lacked in information. It just wasn't what I thought it would be. This book would be great to have just for the photos....but thats it.

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Summary: A book for the appaloosa enthusiast.
Review: Like the rest of the books in this series, the pictures were beautiful and captured the extraordinary beauty of the Appy. The text was informative (in a superficial way) in describing the origins and legends of this breed. I do wish though that the book would have been longer and the text more detailed about the Appy. I felt the same way about Thoroughbred Spirit. But still very good.

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Summary: A book for the appaloosa enthusiast.
Review: Like the rest of the books in this series, the pictures were beautiful and captured the extraordinary beauty of the Appy. The text was informative (in a superficial way) in describing the origins and legends of this breed. I do wish though that the book would have been longer and the text more detailed about the Appy. I felt the same way about Thoroughbred Spirit. But still very good.

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Summary: a worth while book
Review: This book is a good addition to an appaloosa fans book collection. The text is very informative and the pictures a delightful. Having been an appaloosa fan for many years I thought I couldn't learn any more, so bought this book for the pictures. Reading the book anyway I was very suprised. It deals breifly with all aspects of the appaloosa horse including the history of the 'ghost wind' horses. For example did you know that after fercely carrying their masters into battle and fighting themselves the Nez Pérce appaloosas were taken home and tended to by the childern. After reading this book you realise just how remarkable the appaloosa is and how lucky we are to still have it.