For Every Cat an Angel
by Christine Davis | 
Flying Changes
by Maggie Dana | 
Canine Body Language
by Brenda Aloff | 
101 Dog Tricks
by Kyra Sundance | 
The Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Western North America
by David Allen Sibley | 
The Shorebird Guide
by Michael O'Brien | 
Complete Horse Care Manual
by Colin Vogel | 
Jerusalem Gap
by T. R. Pearson | 
Love Saves the Day
by Gwen Cooper | 
101 Ground Training Exercises for Every Horse & Handler
by Cherry Hill | 
I Am the Great Horse
by Katherine Roberts | 
Pukka's Promise
by Ted Kerasote | 
Timbuktu
by Paul Auster | 
Ornithology
by Frank Gill | 
The Monday Horses
by Jean Slaughter Doty | 
It's Not I Who Seek the Horse, the Horse Seeks Me
by Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling |
The Crumb
by Jean Slaughter Doty | 
A Horse of Her Own
by Annie Wedekind | 
Sierra
by Kathleen Duey |
Goldie
by Ellen Miles |
On the night that Chancey is born, a "fire star" gallops across the sky, a signal that a great horse has entered the world. But it will take many years of slights and hardships before the orphaned albino will believe that the prophecy is truly meant for him. First he must find a home at the Maury River Stables and a girl named Claire who needs him as much as he needs her. Then, when his aching joints and impending blindness bring an end to their training together, he must start a new chapter as a therapeutic horse, healing people with wounds both visible and unseen. In the manner of a latter-day Black Beauty, Chancey'??s observant voice narrates this absorbing story, filled with fascinating details of life at the stable and keen insight into equine instinct, human emotion, and the ineffable bond that connects them both.