Horse Books

No horsin' around: This list of books will please horse lovers of all ages, from picture books about pretty ponies to educational and classic stories for older kids ready to read on their own.

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  • One Too Many: A Seek and Find Counting Book Review
    One Too Many: A Seek and Find Counting Book
    Great for counting, adding, detail-seeking...and giggling.
    AGE
    3
     
    Learning Select
    By Gianna Marino
  • Keeker and the Sneaky Pony Review
    Keeker and the Sneaky Pony
    A great choice to keep new readers in the saddle.
    AGE
    5
     
    Learning Select
    By Hadley Higginson
  • Album of Horses Review
    Album of Horses

    An informational book for horse lovers of any age.
    AGE
    9
     
    Learning Select
    By Marguerite Henry
  • Misty of Chincoteague Review
    Misty of Chincoteague

    A must for every horse-lover's library.
    AGE
    9
     
    Learning Select
    By Marguerite Henry
  • Wild Girl Review
    Wild Girl
    Horse tale with more depth and a strong girl lead.
    AGE
    9
     
    Learning Select
  • War Horse Review
    War Horse

    Moving story of a horse and boy has anti-war message.
    AGE
    10
     
    Learning Select
    By Michael Morpurgo
  • Black Beauty Review
    Black Beauty

    A heart-wrenching, beautiful, educational classic.
    AGE
    10
     
    Learning Select
    By Anna Sewell

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