Horse books that are educational and entertaining
Rhonda over at the Horsey Set Net has kindly allowed me to guest post in relation to my visit at the Living Horse Museum in France back in 2007. If you have an interest in travel and learning about these gorgeous animals, perhaps Chantilly should be added to your list of places to visit!
This is kindly the second article I’ve been able to contribute to the Horsey Set Net, the first focusing on the Irish National Stud.
Samantha LaFantasie kindly helps to interview and promote authors and their books. This Friday she is featuring Horse Country at SamanthaLaFantasie.com.
For those who aren’t familiar with the book, this post provides:
Just a quick post to let you know that I run a blog that focuses on equine related education, courses and travel. Horse Country came about because I wanted people to be able to read about and experience what it is like working in the horse industry. Horses can generate a wonderful and fulfilling career choice.
In light of this, whether or not you’ve read my novel, if you’re interested in a horse related career, I encourage you to take a look at Equus Blog.
The September edition of the Third Sunday Blog Carnival is here and Horse Country has an excerpt featured. Head along to see what else is on offer from varying writers 🙂
Sensuous Promotions have kindly featured Horse Country. Head along to take a look at what they’ve had to say, or perhaps if you’ve read the book, you’d like to leave a comment with your thoughts? 🙂
Pam Funke runs a book review blog and has kindly taken the time to interview me. Head along to ‘Please Welcome Author Christine Meunier‘ to read a bit about the author of Horse Country 🙂
