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1. A Horse is a Horse...

Jules, over at Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast, inspired the following post since just this morning, she's listed Seven Reasons to Go Buy or Blog About a Horse Book Today">a Horse Book Todaya Horse Book Today"> over on her site.

Kane/Miller is releasing two books featuring horses in early 2009 so here's a quick look at each:

Moonrunner, written by California native Mark Thomason is about a young boy and a horse. Taking place in the 1890s, this story features 12-year-old Casey, a boy who has moved from the U.S. to Australia. He misses his home in Montana and his friends, but most of all he misses the wild mustangs. When Casey discovers a herd of wild brumbies, he develops a bond with a stallion, Moonrunner, that changes his life, and his view on life in Australia.

With over 200 pages of outdoor adventures, school bullies and horse races, this book is filled with fast-paced, page-turning excitement for readers 9 and up.



The Mare's Tale is the second book in the new Pet Vet series by Australian husband-and-wife author team Darrel & Sally Odgers. In the new series, Trump the dog lives with her owner Dr. Jeanie behind the Pet Vet clinic. It's Trumps job to help the sick animals and her senses are so acute that she often draws conclusions before the humans have even begun to think! Trump tells the stories of the animal patients and their families and provides young readers with animal tips, vocabulary words, and a new understanding of the animal world.

Both titles will be available in March.

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2. Happy Birthday Sally!

Today is author Sally Odgers' birthday! Sally is co-author, along with her husband, Darrel, of the 8-title series Jack Russell: Dog Detective and the new series Pet Vets, coming in 2009.




Happy Birthday Sally!

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3. Lace, Lore and Laughter: Aunt Claire’s Yellow Beehive Hair

Aunt Claire's Yellow Beehive HairAuthor: Deborah Blumenthal
Illustrator: Mary GrandPre
Published: 2007 Pelican Publishing Company (on JOMB)
ISBN: 1589804910 Chapters.ca Amazon.com

Warmth, humour and fond remembrance waft through this beautifully worded and evocatively illustrated exploration of a young girl’s family tree — and the traits, trinkets and togetherness that sustain it.

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4. Mary GrandPre

Don't miss this article on Mary GrandPre by Janis Campbell for the Detroit Free Press.

GrandPre tried to turn down Potter. And she's happy it's nearly over, stating, "Oh gosh, it's actually quite a big relief that it's done."

I have to say, I agree. I'm really looking forward to #7, but I'm also looking forward to not waiting for the next Harry Potter.
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5. Cover for the final "Harry Potter" book


The cover to the seventh and final Harry Potter book, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," has been revealed. It was designed and illustrated by illustrator Mary GrandPre, illustrator for the previous Harry Potter books.

Links:

Mary GrandPre's web site
Harry Potter at Scholastic.com

What do you think of the cover?

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