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Author: Tim Hayes ,
Robert Redford
Publisher: St Martin's Press
Imprint: St Martin's Press
Dimensions:
Width: 14.50cm
, Height: 21.30cm
, Length: 2.60cm
Weight: 0.268kg
ISBN: 9781250106179
ISBN 10: 1250106176
Pages: 304
Publication Date: 04 October 2016
Audience:
General/trade
,
General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Tim Hayes is a great storyteller, blessed with passion for his subjects, horse and human. The lessons you ll take away from this beautiful volume of healing and love between man and nature will stay with you for a long time. From the Foreword by Robert Redford</p> <i>Riding Home</i> is essential reading for horse lovers and everyone who works with people who need healing. Temple Grandin, author of <i>Animals in Translation</i> and <i>Animals Make Us Human</i> Hayes makes a convincing case that his beloved equine companions are man s best friends. Hayes will turn even non horse lovers into equine-therapy believers. <i>Booklist</i> Hayes s obvious love for all things equine is evident throughout . . . An educational analysis of the bonds between horses and humans. <i>Kirkus Reviews</i></p>
""Tim Hayes is a great storyteller, blessed with passion for his subjects, horse and human. The lessons you'll take away from this beautiful volume of healing and love between man and nature will stay with you for a long time."" --From the Foreword by Robert Redford ""Riding Home is essential reading for horse lovers and everyone who works with people who need healing."" --Temple Grandin, author of Animals in Translation and Animals Make Us Human ""Hayes makes a convincing case that his beloved equine companions are man's best friends. Hayes will turn even non-horse lovers into equine-therapy believers."" --Booklist ""Hayes's obvious love for all things equine is evident throughout . . . An educational analysis of the bonds between horses and humans."" --Kirkus Reviews
Tim Hayes is a great storyteller, blessed with passion for his subjects, horse and human. The lessons you'll take away from this beautiful volume of healing and love between man and nature will stay with you for a long time. --From the Foreword by Robert Redford</p> <i>Riding Home</i> is essential reading for horse lovers and everyone who works with people who need healing. --Temple Grandin, author of <i>Animals in Translation</i> and <i>Animals Make Us Human</i> Hayes makes a convincing case that his beloved equine companions are man's best friends. Hayes will turn even non-horse lovers into equine-therapy believers. --<i>Booklist</i> Hayes's obvious love for all things equine is evident throughout . . . An educational analysis of the bonds between horses and humans. --<i>Kirkus Reviews</i></p>
Tim Hayes is a great storyteller, blessed with passion for his subjects, horse and human. The lessons you'll take away from this beautiful volume of healing and love between man and nature will stay with you for a long time. --From the Foreword by Robert Redford Riding Home is essential reading for horse lovers and everyone who works with people who need healing. --Temple Grandin, author of Animals in Translation and Animals Make Us Human Hayes makes a convincing case that his beloved equine companions are man's best friends. Hayes will turn even non-horse lovers into equine-therapy believers. --Booklist Hayes's obvious love for all things equine is evident throughout . . . An educational analysis of the bonds between horses and humans. --Kirkus Reviews Tim Hayes is a great storyteller, blessed with passion for his subjects, horse and human. The lessons you ll take away from this beautiful volume of healing and love between man and nature will stay with you for a long time. From the Foreword by Robert Redford Riding Home is essential reading for horse lovers and everyone who works with people who need healing. Temple Grandin, author of Animals in Translation and Animals Make Us Human Hayes makes a convincing case that his beloved equine companions are man s best friends. Hayes will turn even non horse lovers into equine-therapy believers. Booklist Hayes s obvious love for all things equine is evident throughout . . . An educational analysis of the bonds between horses and humans. Kirkus Reviews
Author Information
Tim Hayes attended The University of Vermont and holds a B.S. Degree in Psychology. Before his career as a horseman, he worked in film and TV. He began teaching Natural Horsemanship, ""Horse Whispering,"" in Montauk, NY. A nationally recognised horse clinician, he is a visiting instructor for The University of Connecticut and The University of Vermont. He appeared in the award-winning documentary Natural Horsemanship with Tim Hayes.
