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Books with title The Wonder-Book of Horses

  • Horsepower: The Wonder of Draft Horses

    Cris Peterson, Alvis Upitis

    Paperback (Boyds Mills Press, Feb. 1, 2001)
    Less than a century ago, draft horses were one of the main sources of power in the United States. They helped plow fields, haul wood, deliver milk, and carry people wherever they needed to go. There were some twenty-seven million draft horses working then; today their numbers are in the thousands. But a handful of people remain devoted to the care and use of these enormous creatures. With hooves the size of dinner plates, standing nearly seven feet tall and weighing some 2,000 pounds, these powerful horses are an amazing sight. In dramatically detailed close-up shots, as well as long views of fields and farms, Alvis Upitis has captured both the stature and dignity of draft horses. Cris Peterson writes in a simple, lucid style about Percherons, Clydesdales, and Belgians and about the people who are devoted to keeping "horsepower" alive. Together, the author and photographer have created a photo-essay that will delight readers and pique their sense of wonder at an incredible source of natural power.
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  • The Book of Wonder.

    Debbie Elliott

    language (, March 19, 2013)
    ‘The Book of Wonder’ is the tale of Alcuin, a young boy who is transported to a serpent realm by accident & now just wants to get back home to earth. In this adventure he meets serpent characters from this world’s serpent mythology in differing world cultures. Alcuin’s quest to get himself back home takes him across the serpent world where he meets all kinds of characters including snake scientists, snake guardians & snake gods.
  • The wonder book of clowns

    Oscar Weigle

    Hardcover (Wonder Books, March 15, 1955)
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  • The Wonder of Boys

    Michael Gurian

    Paperback (Tarcher, Aug. 25, 1997)
    The author describes in an insightful and practical way what boys need to become strong, responsible, sensitive men. Instead of encouraging us to stifle boys' natural propensities for competition and aggression, the author offers effective and practical guidelines for channeling them.
  • The How and Why Wonder Book of Horses

    Margaret Cabell Self

    Paperback (C. E. Merrill, Jan. 1, 1961)
    How and Why Wonder Book of Horses
  • The Big Book of Horses

    Edward L. Chase

    Hardcover (Grosset & Dunlap, March 15, 1951)
    Describes various types of horses. The structure or horses parts. A list of what you should NOT do in Horsemanship. A discussion of Horsemanship. The various types of bits. And more. Beautiful color pictures and illustrations.
  • The Wonder of Wild Horses

    Rita Ritchie, Mark Henckel, John F. McGee, Michael H. Francis

    Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Sept. 1, 1996)
    Text and illustrations provide an introduction to the wild horses that still run free in the American West and on islands off the Atlantic coast
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  • The Wonder of Boys

    Michael Gurian

    Paperback (Tarcher, Sept. 7, 2006)
    I n this edition of his parenting classic, Michael Gurian considers how the culture has changed in the ten years since The Wonder of Boys was first published, including the impact of the Internet.
  • Horsepower: The Wonder of Draft Horses

    Cris Peterson, Alvis Upitis

    Paperback (HARCOURT SCHOOL PUBLISHERS, June 18, 2009)
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  • The how and why wonder book of horses

    Margaret Cabell Self

    Unknown Binding (CANNABIOLOGY EST. 2016, Jan. 1, 1961)
    We fully guarantee all orders and gladly accept returns for any reason.
  • The How and Why Wonder Book of Horses

    Margaret Cabell Self, Walter Ferguson, Donald D. Wolf

    Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, March 15, 1976)
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  • The Book of Wonders

    Jasmine Richards

    Hardcover (HarperCollins, Jan. 17, 2012)
    Sorcerers, Cyclops, Djinnis . . . Magic. Thirteen-year-old Zardi loves to hear stories about fantastical beings long banned from the kingdom of Arribitha. But anyone who is caught whispering of their powers will feel the rage of the sultan—a terrifying tyrant who, even with his eyes closed, can see all. When her own beloved sister is captured by the evil ruler, Zardi knows that she must risk everything to rescue her. Along with Rhidan, who is her best friend, and an unlikely crew of sailors led by the infamous Captain Sinbad, Zardi ventures forth into strange and wondrous territory with a seemingly impossible mission: to bring magic back to Arribitha and defeat the sultan once and for all.
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