It's an amazing moment when a fictional character -- especially a horse -- springs to life in an illustration. My horse hero Herschel, pictured here on the cover, was actually inspired last year by chit chat with my co-SweetFeed author Eliza, about an old but wonderful school horse she used to lease in Tennessee. Fictional Herschel might look like a sneezing old bag of bones, but -- like many old horses -- he is a true friend, teacher and hero. The book will be out in November.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Boys Camp
By Kitson
It's an amazing moment when a fictional character -- especially a horse -- springs to life in an illustration. My horse hero Herschel, pictured here on the cover, was actually inspired last year by chit chat with my co-SweetFeed author Eliza, about an old but wonderful school horse she used to lease in Tennessee. Fictional Herschel might look like a sneezing old bag of bones, but -- like many old horses -- he is a true friend, teacher and hero. The book will be out in November.
It's an amazing moment when a fictional character -- especially a horse -- springs to life in an illustration. My horse hero Herschel, pictured here on the cover, was actually inspired last year by chit chat with my co-SweetFeed author Eliza, about an old but wonderful school horse she used to lease in Tennessee. Fictional Herschel might look like a sneezing old bag of bones, but -- like many old horses -- he is a true friend, teacher and hero. The book will be out in November.
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