A young cowgirl demonstrates her unique way of caring for her horse, from feeding him hay sandwiches to helping him pick out new shoes.

In Every Cowgirl Needs a Horse, Nellie Sue does everything with a western flair. Whether it is cleaning up the animal sty (picking up her stuffed animals) or rounding up cattle (getting the neighborhood kids together for her birthday party), she does it like a true cowgirl. All she really needs is a horse. So when Dad announces at her birthday party, “I got a horse right here for you,” Nellie Sue is excited. But when her horse turns out to be her first bicycle, it will take an imagination as big as Texas to help save the day. Activities for Every Cowgirl Needs a Horse by Rebecca Janni

"First published in the United States of America by Dial Books for Young Readers, a division of Penguin Young Readers Group, 2013"--Copyright page.

A heartwarming day-in-the-life story of a young girl who takes riding lessons and the horse she loves. Told in charming prose, Cowgirl Lessons is for every girl who loves horses.

Watch them go! In the world we live in today, it is easy to become spiritually dry. Staying faithful becomes an act of will, and we find ourselves drifting further away from God because God himself seems distant. But God, in his infinite wisdom, created a creature whose form would resonate deeply within a woman's soul. By communing with horses, young girls can be taught that there are no mistakes in life, only lessons, and there are no negative experiences, only opportunities to grow. Together with her daughter, Brooke, Cesaltina da Cunha has written a book that allows the reader and horse owner the opportunity to document her growth, whether it's her relationship with God, the people in her life, or with her horse. The book also allows her to contemplate her own actions and helps her gain a greater understanding of God and his character. This book is about a young girl's walk towards knowing God. It is about reaching out to and empowering young girls to be their authentic selves, to follow a spiritual path, and to instil in them confidence, self-esteem, and a healthy sense of self-worth. A Cowgirl and Her Horse is a must read for young Christian girls who love their horses.

Cocoa the horse does not want Cowgirl Kate to go to school without him.

An intimate examination of cowgirl narratives, horseback riding, and the characters and personalities of the animals who have accompanied the author from childhood to the present. The Cowgirl and the Racehorse offers a moving, intimate, and richly descriptive memoir on the relationship between a girl and her horses. Beginning with a traumatic horse-riding accident, Wells reflects on the personalities and characters of the many horses--both real and fictional--who have accompanied her through often difficult life experiences, teaching her strength, resilience, discipline, care, and trust. The Cowgirl and the Racehorse is also a scholarly reflection on the many cowgirl narratives--films, television shows, music, and books--that have marked the author's life passages and which offer complex and compelling images for girls as they grow: particularly in terms of their independence of spirit and the social and familial expectations with which they are burdened. Finally, The Cowgirl and the Racehorse is a detailed examination of the ethical and societal questions raised by the sometimes dangerous and cruel, and sometimes seductive and compelling, world of horseback riding.