Books with author Bob Langrish

Featuring 30 full-color photographs of proud horses at work, play, and competition, the equine fun never stops in this stunning poster collection. Bob Langrish’s breathtaking images of adorable foals, majestic mares, and powerful stallions will bring delight to horse lovers and photography enthusiasts alike. Educational as well as aesthetic, the back of each poster includes an information-packed panel detailing where each animal comes from, what it’s best at, and why equestrians find it so lovable.

Horses love company and often form meaningful friendships with animals of other species. These 30 charming pull-out posters offer glimpses of playful and tender relationships between horses and dogs, cats, goats, birds, and more. Featuring delightful images that showcase the adorable and heartwarming bond between horses and their unconventional stable companions, this collection shines a light on the many ways horses shower their fellow animals with love. Kids of all ages will enjoy seeing how these very different animals support and entertain each other.

At age 40, Bob's life was filled with alcoholic binges and he was near death. Jails, hospitals, psychiatric wards, delirium tremens, and skid row had all become a way of life to him. This book is a response to that time in his life, when he was without answers, knowing that others today are where he used to be.It is only by the intervention of God that Bob gained sobriety in December of 1975 and is alive today to tell his story.In December of 2015, Bob gained 40 years of sobriety.Uncle Bobby's Finally Sober is a moving drama of Bob Lang's failing and frustrating struggle lasting almost 25 years.The source of his victory and peace may surprise you, but more importantly, it can be the solution to your struggles as well.I strongly recommend this powerful little book to every person whose desire it is to be free at last from the debilitating bondage of hopeless despair.Ralph S. BellAssociate EvangelistBilly Graham Team

Hardly anyone noticed the young dinosaur trying to get his motorcycle started. The race had already begun as he roared onto the track and by now he was nearly half a lap behind the last rider. It was Tyrone;s first official race due to his age and the season was nearly half over. Tyrone not only didn't win the race, but as it was he didn't even finish the race. By the time the race was over though he had won the hearts of the North Shore fans. In just a few weeks the North Shore would be racing against the South Shore in the islands Grand Championship Race. This was the islands biggest event of the entire year. Tyrone's dream was that somehow he would qualify to become a rider for the North Shore. Little did he know what the next few weeks would bring.

Waking up early one morning, four little shaggy haired mountain dog puppies listened to their Uncle as he told them that they would be moving to the city to live with him. However, even before their Uncle had finished talking the only boy puppy of the four had already decided that moving from their cottage in the mountains to the city would give him opportunities to do things that were more exciting. Once they got into the city, it wasn’t long before the fourth little puppy’s adventures would get him into serious trouble and scary things began to happen.

Horses are happiest when they have friends. The famous Seabiscuit, for example, liked to pal around with a Montana cow pony named Pumpkin, a little dog named Pocatell, and a spider monkey named JoJo. In fact, for centuries, horse-behavior experts have known that animal companionship is the best way to soothe an unhappy or agitated horse. And animal friends not only keep a horse calm and healthy, such friendships can even help out-of-sorts racehorses and sport horses perform better.Now Horses & Friends Poster Book offers 30 irresistible poster-size photos of some of the happiest friendships in the animal kingdom. Horses with ponies. Horses with miniature donkeys. Horses with goats. Horses with dogs. Horses with cats. Even horses with chickens and ducks.Like The Horse Breeds Poster Book and the Dream Horses poster book, the photographs are the stars in Horses & Friends. All 30 candid photos are in glorious full-color. They capture horses and their animal companions in one-of-a-kind moments that are sweet, funny, and tender. These are pictures even the casual horse lover will find impossible to resist. And as for horse-crazy kids, they won't let the Horses & Friends book out of their hands.And then there's the size of the pictures: at 9 1/2" x 12", kids can pull out the posters and cover an entire wall of their bedroom with these gorgeous pictures.There's never been anything like the Horses & Friends poster book.