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Horse tales, aloud

Posted on March 27, 2017 Leave a Comment

If you’re looking for audiobooks that encompass adventure, nail-biting excitement, friendship, courage and loyalty, look no further than these three, great, horse-tales.

War Horse, by Michael Morpurgo depicts World War I through the unlikely eyes of a farm horse. Separated from his beloved owner and recruited into the war effort, the horse braves the brutality of battle, all the while yearning for an eventual reunion.

Come on Seabicuit is the true tale about a misfit of a racehorse who captured American hearts during the depths of the Great Depression. The redemption of the intelligent but misunderstood Seabiscuit, and his equally misunderstood jockey, Red Pollard, is one for the ages.

In The Black Stallion, a wild Arabian horse and a young lad help each other survive a freak shipwreck during a voyage from Africa to America. Once rescued, they go on to forming an unshakeable friendship and a thrilling racing team. Suspense and excitement infuse Muller’s reading.


Title: War Horse
Author: Michael Morpurgo
Narrator: John Keating
Length: 4hrs 3min
Format: Audiobook
Age group: 9+

Title: Come on Seabiscuit!
Author: Ralph Moody
Narrator: Jim Weiss
Length: 3hrs 43min
Format: Audiobook
Age group: 10+

Title:The Black Stallion
Author: Walter Farley
Narrator: Frank Muller
Length: 5hrs 9min
Format: Audiobook
Age group: 9+

 
Access: The links above are through Audible at Amazon.com. Depending upon where you live in the world, you can likely also access these audiobooks for free through your public library and other resources that I am blogging about, like Hoopla.

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