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One Hundred Ways to Live with a Horse Addict

December 21, 2012 by Christine Meunier 2 Comments

Gotta love the title of this one! This is a little pocket book that I devoured in a day (still a bit of an achievement when coming back from a head injury!)

100 Ways to Live with a Horse Addict by Tina Bettison
100 Ways to Live with a Horse Addict by Tina Bettison

As is becoming a habit these days, I’ll give you a little overview of the book, but you can read a more in depth review at my Horse Book Reviews channel on Suite101.

And if you love reading and reviewing horse books (fiction and non), then why not consider joining me in contributing to Horse Book Reviews? ?

Now I didn’t believe being a horse addict was a problem until recently! Not one for me, but I am now seeing how it can affect others, such as family and friends 😉

What I also didn’t realise, is that there are noticeable types of horse addicts, and author Tina Bettison both aptly and amusingly describes them. Although I am a little concerned that I seem to most fit into the ‘male horse addict’ category based on identifiable features of each type of addict. I was definitely at first a pony mad child!

This book is a great little resource for the horse obsessed, or someone having to live with one. It’d double greatly as a Christmas present!

Author: Tina Bettison
http://www.tinabettison.com/
Fiction – humour
In my library? Absolutely! A quirky little addition to my still growing horse library.
Want it? Get it now on Amazon.

“The horse addict’s home is spotless in the competition season, but only because she actually lives in a horsebox.” – Tina Bettison

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If you’d like to check out other horse fiction and non fiction that I’ve reviewed, visit Horse Book Reviews.  Recently I’ve acquired A Day at the Races by Frances Paige and The Mustangers by Lauran Paine so look out for these in future reviews!

Tag: horse story, equine book review, tina bettison, equine author, horse library, horse writing

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Comments

  1. Simply Marvelous Horse World says

    December 27, 2012 at 7:26 am

    What a wonderful blog. Thanks for the link to your “Horse Book Reviews”. I’m hooked on horse books. Look forward to going through your book list!

    Reply
    • Christine says

      December 27, 2012 at 7:53 pm

      Thank you! I’m hooked on them too ;). It’s my dream to one day have my horse book collection available to avid young horse fans 🙂

      Reply

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