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  HORSE RIDING FOR BEGINNERS - The...

  Ethan Johnson

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  The unusual sensation of freedom that comes with horseback riding is a large part of the sport's attraction. A burst of adrenaline will race through your veins as you mount a horse and direct it through broad pastures or down twisting trails. You feel an exceptional connection with the natural world as the brisk wind whips past your face, the rhythmic sound of hooves striking the ground reverberates, and the strength beneath you produces an extraordinary bond with the environment. You are able to break free from the constraints of modern life and experience a more fulfilling connection with the horse as well as the natural world when you go horseback riding. 
  Riding horses, in contrast to the widespread notion, is not a passive activity; rather, it uses your complete body and is therefore a satisfying form of physical endeavor. Being able to maintain your balance while riding a horse that is moving demands core strength, stability, and coordination. Riding helps to improve posture, develop core strength, and promote total body control because of the continuous activation of muscles during the activity. Riders also enjoy increased flexibility as a result of the process of adapting to the movements of the horse. In addition, the rhythmic motion of the horse's gait offers a low-impact kind of exercise that is beneficial to one's cardiovascular health and increases one's stamina. 
  The connection that exists between rider and horse is indescribable. Horses are exceptionally observant animals, and the trust and bond that can develop between a horse and its rider is something absolutely unique and beautiful. You and your horse will develop a strong sense of connection and mutual understanding as you spend time together grooming, feeding, and otherwise taking care of it. 

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  Rip Van Winkle (Easy Classics)

  Washington Irving, Gemma Barder

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  An adapted and illustrated edition of Washington Irving's Rip Van Winkle, at an easy-to-read level for all ages! 
  Rip is content with his quiet life. But his wife is far from happy with his laziness and lack of ambition. Then one night, Rip falls asleep in the mountains and wakes up to find many years have passed and his village has changed. In a world that has quickly moved forwards, what future awaits a man who was happy to stand still?

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  Silver is the Moon (with Audio...

  Jennifer Durrant

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  Silver is the Moon is a true story about a girl born blind on the island of Corsica in 1923. Josée grows up surrounded by a loving family on a farm not far from the sea. She feels like all the other kids in the village until they go to school, and she can’t join them.  
  To compensate, Josée’s family reads to her every day to show her the world until she learns to read Braille on her own. Josée is inspired by all the characters she meets, and one day, takes courage from Little Red Riding Hood when she volunteers to carry a suitcase by train for the French Resistance.

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  My friend bipolar

  Caroline Heejeon Gale

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  The audiobook of My Friend Bipolar, narrated by the author herself, Caroline Heejeon Gale, brings her heartfelt journey to life. Through her own voice, she connects deeply with listeners, sharing her emotions and experiences with genuine warmth.  
  My Friend Bipolar by Caroline Heejeon Gale is a deeply personal memoir that chronicles her journey with bipolar disorder, beginning with her lowest points, and leading to a place of peace, acceptance, and self-discovery. This book isn’t a clinical guide or a set of instructions; rather, it’s a heartfelt account of a young woman’s transformation from struggling to understand her disorder to finally befriending it. 
  Caroline’s unique blend of narrative and poetry provides an intimate look into her emotions and thoughts, capturing the highs and lows she experienced. Each poem reflects a specific moment, and her thoughtful narration in the audiobook explains the emotions behind her words, revealing the complexity of her struggles and the beauty of her resilience. Through this honest account, Caroline hopes to bring comfort to those on similar journeys, encouraging readers to find strength and understanding within themselves and in their connections with friends and family. With My Friend Bipolar, she aims to help others see that, even in life’s hardest trials, friendship with oneself is achievable.

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  Grandpa for Sale

  Dotti Enderle

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  Eleven-year-old, Lizzie is minding the family antique store while her grandpa naps on a spindly sofa. When Mrs. Larchmont and her poodle, Giselle, enter and begin their buying spree, they refuse to leave without bargaining for the one antique not for sale… Grandpa!
  
  
  Lizzie is quite old enough to watch the family store, but can she handle rich Mrs. Larchmont with her pink suit, rhinestone glasses, towering hair and matching poodle?
  
  
  As Mrs. Larchmont bids higher and higher amounts to purchase Grandpa, Lizzie cannot help imagining the wonderful things she could buy with all that money.
  
  
  Will Lizzie agree to sell Grandpa or are there some things that money just can' t buy?

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  Poppy - A Robin Kould and Mary...

  T Heights

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  A RACE AGAINST TIME 
  Poppy’s doting owner is dead. The person who was supposed to take care of her dumped her in the street on his way out of town. Now she’s behind bars at the local pound. Next stop, euthanasia. The needle. Death. Robin Kould and Mary Yen race against time to find Poppy an owner before it’s too late, but Robin winds up in imminent danger. How can they save Poppy when Robin himself is in need of a rescue?

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