Children's Book Review: T-Bone the Flying Horse by Janice Virant

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Synopsis: The Magic of a Special Friendship! 

Poor T-Bone is a failed racehorse who spends time alone in his stall, wishing that he could be special. Little does he know that a lonely, loving girl who adopts him is about to make his dreams come true in a way he could never have imagined. The power of their bond creates a completely unexpected surprise! Join T-Bone and his friend as they enjoy an exciting adventure made possible by happiness and love. Adults and children alike will cherish this rhyming tale about the ways in which friends change each other's lives.


Review: This is an adorable book about girls and horses, and the wishes in between. Girls between ages of 5 and 9 will love this book, as most of them are in the 'horse' phase and would love to have a horse with wings, all their own! Plus the book is a great early reader, that will challenge your young readers!  Add a stuffed flying horse and you'll hear screams of glee! This book would be a great Christmas present and great for giving between young friends! We highly recommend it!



About the author: 
Janice Virant lives in Littleton, Colorado. She grew up on a farm in Chesterfield, Missouri. An avid horsewoman, T-Bone was her adopted racehorse, whose beauty and unconditional love inspired this story. When not creating fun rhyming stories about her real-life pets, she works as a registered nurse, rides her horses, hikes with her dogs and husband, cooks, skis, does yoga and enjoys time with family and friends. She has a BS in nursing and a BA in theater.