Books with title Fortune

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In this book kids will read about a man who knows no craft and yet with his luck he goes on to earn reward from the king. Humour and wit of the story has been explained in an easier language to make the kids relate to the story even more.For ChildrenLuck plays an important role in lifeFor parents and teachersBeautiful illustrations make the story quite appealing.

From the moment he was born, the little colt seemed doomed, despite his hopeful name. At every turn, Fate stacked against Lucky, yet he made it through time after time. Then came the biggest blow; "something his tiny body can never survive," said all the experts. But one 16 year old refused to give up. This is the powerful and moving true story of that girl and her remarkable little horse. "Fortune's Foal" is the first fully successful account of its kind, and has been incorporated into studies of modern veterinary science.