A stick horse comes alive in this brightly illustrated picture book that proves life is nice for many children, but especially sweet for a boy whose imagination gallops wildly with his new equine pal.
Young and old readers alike will reveal in the wit and charity of this incrediby sweet tale that fondly recalls days of yore. Tiny Timber Finds a Friend by new author Dan Cavanah is a new classic of children's literature. As charming as it is sincere, this brightly illustrated picture book is perfect for beginning readers, as the text has a rhyming pattern that makes words easy to grasp.
Wild horses could not drag Tiny Timber\, a stick horse with a heart of gold, from his new friend, a fair -haired boy with a vivid imagination. As the two canter, gallop, race, strut, and stride across thw wide open plains and hilly vales of their mind's eye, they dream big dreams. At once the tow are rodeo stars then polo players, then a jockey with the fastest horse on the track, then a trick horse rider hanging from thd saddle, why, they even deliver the mail as workhorse and rider. There is no stopping TinyTimber and his new friend. In fact, ist is easy for readers and riders to get excited about this lad and his passion for the very special breed of horse.
Excerpt
Hi! My name is Tiny Timber.
I'm a little stick horse,
as you can surely see,
I looking for a friend,
Someone to play with me.
We can use our imaginations
to be what we want to be.
We can do all sorts of things
if you will play with me.
