New 5-star reveiw from Literary Titan Reviews for The Adventures of Cocoa and Cream-Remarkable Twin Ponies

 

"Dive into the enchanting world of The Adventures of Cocoa and Cream - Remarkable Twin Ponies by Deanie Humphrys-Dunne. This heartwarming tale follows the captivating journey of two five-year-old ponies. This charming story centers around the endearing relationship between these ponies and the children and visitors who adore them. When Dee and Nancee, two spirited young girls, cross paths with the ponies, an instant and unbreakable bond forms. Together, they embark on a thrilling adventure, discovering their forever home and eagerly anticipating the myriad of exciting escapades that lie ahead. Narrated from both the perspective of the ponies and the children, the narrative beautifully captures the dynamics of their interactions. A delightful and breezy read, the book delves into the significance of collaboration, creative problem-solving, and the joy of venturing into uncharted territories. Deanie Humphrys-Dunne skillfully weaves a tale that radiates positivity and family values, making it not only an enjoyable experience for reading to children but also a source of personal delight. As an amateur equestrian, I found this narrative particularly relatable, as it echoes my early experiences of bonding with animals and learning to ride horses. The author's adept storytelling paints a vivid picture, evoking a sense of nostalgia through charming illustrations and an atmosphere brimming with heartfelt emotions. It's a literary gem that effortlessly evokes cherished memories for adults while simultaneously igniting a newfound fascination with horses in young readers. This book is a fantastic addition to home and school libraries, perfect for school-aged children. The Adventures of Cocoa and Cream - Remarkable Twin Ponies offers a delightful tale that resonates with themes of unity, appreciation for animals, and the joys of exploration. Whether your child is yet to mount a horse or has already begun their equestrian journey, this story is captivating. It encourages a love for reading and cultivates essential reading skills from an early age. I recommend this pony-filled adventure to parents, teachers, and caregivers, as it embodies the magic of companionship, discovery, and the unbreakable bond between humans and animals." Ilustration by Mirjana Buveska

Beautiful New Book Trailer about Cocoa and Cream-Remarkable Twin Ponies

 Please check out this beautiful new video about Deanie Humphrys-Dunne's newest book, The Adventures of Cocoa and Cream-Remarkable Twin Ponies.  See what makes them unique and how they use their talents to help children reach their goals.

 The video was created by Thomas Anderson of Literary Titan Reviews. I hightly recommend them.

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National Holidays today

Are you wondering what National Holidays are celebrated today? We have some interesting ones to share.

Take a look.

• National Lamington Day: Are you wondering what this is? I'd never heard of it either. But it's a big day in Australia. Peaople there celebrate a man called Lord Lamington. He made a special dessert for his friends called Lamington. It was lucious chocoalte cake iwth coconut on it. The legend says that Lord Lamington was planning a party and he made the chocolate cake for his guests. No one knows exactly why he added the coconut topping but it may have been to ckeep is hands cleaner while he prepared it. Or he may have had cocunut in his pantry and didn't want to waste it. But the Aussies love it and look forward to this day every year.m The latest version of this cake has strawberry filling and is smotherd iwth whipped cream.
• National Be Someone Day: Those who celebrate this holiday, take a moment to do something special for someone. They find ways to bring smiles and happiness to someone. Maybe they pay for someone's meal, or spend time with a lonely person. There are many ways you can brighten someone's day with a kind gesture. 

I hope you've enjoyed this post and it's given you great ideas.

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Cocoa and Cream-Remarkable Twin Ponies jumped up to #1 On Amazon Again!

Illustration by Mirjana Buveska

 From the story Cocoa and Cream-Remarkable Twin Ponies 

A shy little girl named Ellie meets Cream for the first time.This extraordinary illustration is created by the gifted artist, Mirjana Buveska.

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New Release! #1 on Amazon! Cocoa and Cream-Remarkable Twin Ponies

Cover and illustration by Mirlana Buveska

Cocoa and Cream  with Dee

illustration by Mirjana Buveska

 

Good morning everyone. We have an exciting announcement. My ninth book, Cocoa and Cream: Remarkable Twin Ponies will soon be released!  You'll meet these amazing ponies and learn about their dream. More information will follow once the book is released. We are proud of the story and the incredible artwork by Mirjana Buveska.

Update:  Now the #1 New Release in Children'/s Horse books On Amazon!

Book Description

Meet Cocoa and Cream, the amazing twin ponies with wild, untamed manes! They are anything but ordinary. Cocoa and Cream have a big dream: to teach little kids how to ride and help them discover their incredible potential. Join Cocoa and Cream, and discover the countless ways these special ponies help kids like you reach their goals!

Excerpts from 5- star review by Janice Spina:

The story is about how these twin ponies, Cream and Coca, come to live with two sisters and their parents who run a riding school to help children with problems or disabilities to overcome them and gain confidence in themselves.

The author’s experience and knowledge of horses and ponies is evident in the way she tells the tale of these animals and how they are groomed and fed.

The illustrations are beautifully done and a perfect addition to the story. The author has created another entertaining book to add to her expanding library for children.

Excerpts from 5-star review  by Theodore J. Cohen:

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State flower and Bird of CT

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Some of you know I'm fron Connecticut so I thought it would be nice to show your our state flower. Isn't it beautiful?

These lovely flowers bloom in thelatter part spring and early summer.  Does it remind you of another flower? If so, it is related to the Rhododendron and Azelea.  What are some other interesting facts about these flowers?  Mountain Laurel are toxic for deer.

The State Bird of CT in the American Robin.  We admire these handsome little birds flying around  the  yard. They always remind me of spring time, a lovely season. 

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Overcoming fear and reaching your goals

 

                                                                  Photo by Bob Moseder 

If you follow my blog, you may know I had a big dream when I was a child. What was it? I wanted to be an equestrian champion. You might be wondering what's so hard about that? Or, thinking it's not a big deal. Anyone can do that. True, in most cases. But what if you have a disability like I do?  What if doctors told your parents you'd never walk?  Fortunately, my Dad was a warrior who never accepted anything he thought he could change. I still rememember him picking me up in the doctor's office and telling me not to worry because he'd teach me to ride and I'd be fine.Daddy and I began our journey to prove the doctor wrong.

We had plenty of bad days along the way. Whenever my legs got tired, I slid off my pony, even in the beginning when Daddy led me on my pony. After a while I could ride my pony, Little Man myself. But he was a fuzzy, cute rascal. He got bored and he'd lie down with me still on him! Finally, I noticed he walked slower and slower before he'd lie down so I gave him a little kick with my heels to make him keep walking.

After that, I learned cantering,which was a bit more complicated because I had to learn to sit and follow the pony's motion, instead of bouncing around.

If you want to be an equestrian champion, you need to learn to jump. After I'd been riding for six years,  I asked Daddy if I could learn to jump. At first, he resisted. But I reminded him that he and Mom always told me I could do anything, but certain things would take longer. He agreed to teach me and after another six  years I started jumping in shows! Of course, in the begining I didn't do very well, but after a few more years of practice, Daddy bought be an amazing, beautiful, black thoroughbred named Fleet Nancy. She was a superstar. We developed a special relationship. But most of all, she loved jumping. And when you have fun doing something it doesn't feel like work. Peach and I became a good team and we won many championships together.  Our story proves if you perservere, you can do much more than you think. I hope this story inspires children to try new things and not to be discouraged if they have obstacles to overcome. Dream big and work hard until you reach your goals.

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Some of Today's Holidays

Hello everyone, 

Let's talk about some of today's holidays. See which ones will surprise you.

National Eyewear Day:

Maybe you're imagining unattractive glasses from years ago. Don't fret. Today, eyewear can be a fashion statement. There are many styles and colors to consider so you're sure to find the perfect ones for you.

National Yo-Yo Day:

Most everyone is familiar with these entertaining toys.  Did you know they've been around for more than 2,000 years? They originated in the Philippines. They weren't popular until the 1930's when Pedro Flores began having competitons for Yo-Yo fans. Evenutally, Mr. Flores met Donald Duncan, who attended one of the competitions and thought yo-yos were fantastic.The two became a team and that was the beginning of the popularity of the Yo Yo. If you enjoy them, you could have your own event.

UN Russian Language Day:

Russian Language Day is celebrated on the birthday of Vladimir Pushkin, the Father of Russian Literature. Russian people from several countries began celebrating in 2010.

 

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SriKanth Bolla, an inspiration to everyone

SriKanth Bolla is an incredible young man. What would you do if you were born blind in India, where children with disabilites are shunned? His parents believed their child was capable of anything and they instilled that confidence in him. Although his parents were poor, they found ways to help their son acheive remarkable things.

At first, SriKanth's parents sent him to a regular school, but he was ignored and lonely so they put him in a school with other special needs students. SriKanth kept overcoming every obstacle in his path. But his big dream was to become an Engineer and no school in India would admit him, even though he scored 90% on the entrance exams. Instead of becoming discouraged, he applied ot MIT in MA and received a full scholarship!

SriKanth dedicated his talents to helping others. How did he do that? He chose to return to India,where he started his own company with 8 special needs employees. In just four years he employed 450! Seventy percent of the personnel has a disability of some sort.

Information for this story was found here:

https://www.dogonews.com/2016/6/9/visually-impaired-srikanth-bolla-sees-no-challenges-just-opportunities-

SriKanth is a stellar example of perseverance and dedication to others. 

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What are some National Holidays today?

 

Hi everyone, I hope you're enjoying your day. Today, I'll share some of the national holidays celebrated on this day.

Did you know it's E-Bike Day? 

I had no idea these interesting bikes have been around since 1895.They were invented by Ogden Bolton, Jr. Today, they're very popular because they're reasonably priced and anyone can ride them. Over 3000 of them have been bought since 2019.

National Mint Julip Day:

Mint Julips are popular on Kentucky Derby Day, even though they often cost $1,000 each, when the money is donated to charity. Usually, Mint Julips are made with bourbon, sugar and mint and ice. What if you don't like some of these ingredients? You can order a cherry-lime one, a watermelon one, or a blackberry julip. How do some people celebrate Derby Day? They may have a costume party where ladies dress elegantly with big hats. Or you may hire an experienced bartender and ask friends to bring a bottle of lesser-known liquor to make drinks.  Many people believe that Mint Julips were first created in Virginia, where the drinks were called a "spiritous liquor."

National Hug Your Cat Day:

Although cat owners, hug their cats regularly, this is a day when you can give your kitty extra attention. Maybe even buy it a gift.

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An interview with Wilbur the Tractor

 "Have you met Wilbur? He's a cute, friendly tractor whose stories help children learn about lasting friendships and coping with changes in their lives. Wilbur loves making new friends and today he's stopping by for an interview with me." 

"Wilbur, welcome to my blog."

"Thank you Deanie. I'm so excited to be spending time with you today." 

" I can see how happy you are Wilbur, because your bouncing on all four tires."

"Yes, that's one of my favorite things to do when I'm happy."

  "Wilbur, tell our readers how you gave me the idea for your story."

   "When I came to your house, you thought I was so cute that I'd be the perfect character for another children's book so you talked to your sister, Holly Humphrys-Bajaj, about illustrating the book for you."

 "Thats right, Wilbur. Tell our readers more about your first book."

"Jim McNab is my best friend. He bought me a few  years ago and he takes good care of me. I have my own tool box with my name on it and even a green blanket that says 'Wilbur' on it. And Jim always washed my tires if they were muddy. And he had an Irish accent. He'd come into my barn every morning and say, 'Top o' the mornin' to you, Wilbur. ' But one day Jim didn't smile and say 'Top o'the mornin' to you, Wilbur.' He looked sad. Then he told me he'd have to sell me because I was getting o-l-d-e-r, Wilbur whispered. Big tears splashed from my headlights, thinking about being without my best friend. But Jim reminded me I might make new friends in my new home. He knew I love animals and he told me I might make new animal friends.'

"Jim is wise. I bet that helped you feel much better, Wilbur."

"Yes, it did. And Jim said he'd come to visit me in my new home. My book, A Tractor Named Wilbur" shows children that friendships can last a long time."

"That's a good thing for children to learn, Wilbur."

Tell us about your second book, Wilbur's New Home.

    "In Wilbur's New Home, Jim puts me up for sale. People come to see me and Jim tells me it will be fun, but most of the visitors are grumpy and unkind. I would've hated being with them. But in the end, I  found the perfect family. And at the end  there's a special surprise for me."

"That sounds like the perfect story for someone who is moving or changing schools."

 Yes, it is. And I love making friends. Readers will meet some of my favorite friends in my books. One is Hattie the chicken. Guess what? She loves wearing pretty bonnets. And she specializes in planning parties. She's terrific at that. My readers love her.

Now you know more about my stories. Here are links where you can purchase them or find out more about them.

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What National Holidays are celebrated today?

 

Good morning everyone, I hope you're enjoying the weekend. Today we'll talk about some holidays that are celebrated today . I hope you enjoy reading the post and learn new things.

National Hairdresser's Mental Health Day:

Have you ever considered how friendly and helpful your hairdresser is?  He or she  often listens to  your problems and may even offer advice. Plus, you feel so much better once your hair is styled or cut. You're ready to take on the world with your new look. Did you know we started celebrating National Hairdresser's Awareness Day in 2021?

National Aaron Day:

Today is the big day if  your name is Aaron. You can celebrate how special you are, even if you're not as famous as Aaron Judge!  The name Aaron has Hebrew roots and means "Mountain of Strength." Parents who choose the name Aaron imagine their son will be a strong, steadfast person. It's easy to pronounce and has been one of the most popular boy's names for years.

Scotch Tape:

Where would we be without cellophane tape, often called Scotch tape? We wouldn't be able to wrap packages, do homework, put up charts, or several other tasks without it. Richard Drew had the idea of inventing cellophane tape in 1920 when he was working at 3M.  He began marketing it in 1925 and it's been called Scotch Tape since 1930.

National Asher Day:

The name Asher is of Hebrew origin. It is unique,but it isn't new. The name Asher has been circlating for centuries. The name was given to one of  Moses' 12 sons!  The original Hebarew name for Asher iw "Osher"  No wonder the name is popular. It means "happiness,"

As a special note, I'd like to add that it's Tourette's Syndrome Awareness month.  You'll find a post about my friend, Jo Fashank. She is a talented artist with Dementia and Tourette's Sydnrome.

I hope you had fun learning these facts about some of today's holidays.

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Wednesday's thoughts from Bill Watterson, Stephen Chbosky, J.K.Rowling, Ray Bradbury, Oscar Wilde

 

Hi everyone, Here are some entetraining quotes from famous authors. Enjoy!

 “You know, Hobbes, some days even my lucky rocketship underpants don't help.” ―Bill Watterson

 "Even if we don't have the power to choose where we come from, we can still choose where we go from there." —Stephen Chbosky

 "It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all - in which case, you fail by default." —J.K. Rowling

"We are cups, constantly and quietly being filled. The trick is knowing how to tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out." —Ray Bradbury

“Life is never fair, and perhaps it is a good thing for most of us that it is not.” —Oscar Wilde 

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Friday thoughts from Yogi Berra

 

Hi everyone,
I hope you have a beautiful day and blessed weekend. Here are quotes for today. Enjoy!

You can observe a lot by just watching.

No one goes there nowadays, it’s too crowded.

 Baseball is 90% mental and the other half is physical.

 Congratulations. I knew the record would stand until it was broken.

The future ain’t what it used to be.

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Thursday's thoughts from Albert Einstein and Winston Churchill

 

Good afternoon everyone. Here are some famous quotes from Albert Einstein and Winston Chuchill.
Enjoy!

I am enough of the artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”Apr 11, 2023~Albert Einstein

 "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." - "Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age ...~Albert Einstein

“Try not to become a man of success. Rather become a man of value.” ~Albert Einst

“This is the lesson: never give in, never give in, never, never, never, never—in nothing, great or small, large or petty—never give in except to convictions of honour and good sense. Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.”~Winston Churchill

'Continuous effort – not strength or intelligence – is the key to unlocking our potential' - work hard to get what you want.

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Best quotes from Oscar Wilde

 

Good afternoon eveeryone. I hope your day has been splendid so far. Here are some notable quotes from Oscar Wilde.

1. "You don't love someone for their looks, or their clothes or their fancy car, but because they sing a song only you can hear."
   
2. "Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known."
3. "The only difference between the saint and the sinner is that every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future."
   
4. "I have the simplest of tastes. I am always satisfied with the best."
   
5. "You can never be overdressed or overeducated.""The truth is rarely pure and never simple.

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What Makes a Champion?

 

When I was a little girl my dream was to become  an equestrian champion. I'll bet you're thinking what's so specail about that? Plenty of girls can do that. Here is my essay explaining why my dream required perseverance to achieve.

What Makes a Champion?

By Deanie Humphrys-Dunne

 

     I was born with cerebral palsy, which made walking difficult. In fact, I was nearly four-years-old when I took my first unsteady steps. A doctor said I’d never walk, but Daddy wouldn’t accept that. Instead, he chose to teach me to ride horses.

      I grew up at my family’s riding school, called Sweetbrier. It was the place where my dream could come true. What did I dream about? Becoming an equestrian champion. Lots of kids can do that, right? In my case, there was an obstacle to overcome.

      Daddy and I worked diligently toward our goal. After six years, I’d learned basic things— walking, trotting, and cantering. I asked Daddy if I could learn to jump.

     “What if you fall off, honey?”

      “Daddy, I’ll get up. I always have.”

       He said he’d think about it, but my intuition said success wasn’t around the corner.

       My fingers felt clammy, because I was nervous. “Daddy, you can’t refuse. You’ve always said I can do anything. You can’t change now. How can I become a champion without jumping?” I stared into his big blue eyes, holding my breath.

     “Alright, we’ll give it a try.”

     “Can I jump with Cocoa? She’s small and we’re already friends.”

      “Sure, honey. Cocoa’s a good choice.”

     The next day, Cocoa and I were cantering around the riding ring. Would this the big day? Would we take the first jump? Daddy walked into the ring and set up a cross rail. My mouth felt dry. My hands felt cold and clammy. My legs trembled.

   “Okay, honey, steer Cocoa toward the jump.”

    Clip, clop, Cocoa trotted toward the little jump. Her front feet landed. I slid off and stared at her.

     “Are you okay, sweetie?” Daddy brushed me off. “Next time, try to press down more on your heels.” He hugged me and lifted me back into the saddle. I sniffed back the tears.

     “Let’s try again. Steer her toward the jump. That’s it. Heels down.”

     Again, when Cocoa’s front legs landed, I fell off. Again, Daddy brushed the dirt off, kissed me, and lifted me back on. I expected him to tell me to try again, but he looked into my eyes. “Honey, I think we need to wait until your legs are stronger before we try to jump again.”

     “Daddy, isn’t that giving up?”

     “No, we’re taking a break. I’ll let you know when you’re ready.”

     Tears ran down my cheeks. I patted Cocoa, wondering if she felt sad too.

     Nearly two years later, Daddy surprised me. “You’re ready to try jumping again.”

     “Hooray!”

     I steered a big, cream-colored horse named Laddie toward the cross rail. He was calm, but my heart thumped in my chest. My legs shook. I stared at the tiny jump. Laddie tilted his blue eyes down, looking for it. I held my breath. When we reached the other side, I was still in the saddle! “Daddy, I jumped!” Daddy kissed me and said we did a good job.

     Things didn’t always go smoothly and it took another three years before I could jump well enough to enter competitions. Every day, I imagined becoming a champion, especially on the days when I fell off once or twice. Perseverance is the key to success, I often whispered to myself.

     Daddy traveled across the country to find me a special horse, one who could compete in the big shows. Her name was Fleet Nancy, but her nickname was Peach. She was beautiful, black, and gifted at jumping. When we did well, she’d buck or crow hop to show me she was pleased. She’d press her neck against my hand when I patted her. When we entered our first competition, we won first prize! I was so nervous, I wasn’t sure whether we did well, so I asked my sister. Over the following years, Peach and I won many championships together.

    Whatever your goals, stay focused and work hard. We all have challenges. Learn from your failures instead of dwelling on them. Never lose sight of your dreams. I believe that’s how champions are created. ‘I can’t recall any winners who ever quit, because they know it’s what happens after you fall that matters.’

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Monday thoughts from Mark Twain, Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Steve Maraboli

 

Good morning everyone. I hope you're enjoying a marvelous Monday. Here are some quotes to brighten your day.

 “The secret of getting ahead is getting started” – Mark Twain

“The only impossible journey is the one you never begin” – Tony Robbins

“When you know what you want, and want it bad enough, you’ll find a way to get it” – Jim Rohn

“Take action. An inch of movement will bring you closer to your goals than a mile of intention” – Steve Maraboli

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Saturday thoughts from Marilyn Monroe, Maya Angelou, Winston Churchill, Hank Aaron

 

Hi everyone. Wishing you a wondesrful Saturday full of the things you like most. Here are examples of the best quotes of all time. I hope you enjoy them.

1. "I'm not interested in money. I just want to be wonderful." - Marilyn Monroe
2. "The only thing that feels better than winning is winning when nobody thought you could." - Hank Aaron
3. "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston Churchill
4. "We may encounter many defeats but we must not be defeated." - Maya Angelou

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Wednesday thoughts from Winston Churchill, Mohammed Ali, Denis Waitley, Pablo Picasso

 

Hi everyone today we'll check out quotes from famous people about success. I hope you enjoy them.

"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing.”~Pele

Success is Not Final, Failure is Not Fatal: it is the Courage to Continue that Counts~Winston Churchill

 "He Who is Not Courageous Enough to Take Risks Will Accomplish Nothing in Life.~Mohammed Ali

 "The Real Risk is Doing Nothing"~Denis Waitley

"Action is the fundamental key to success"~Pablo Picasso

 "Success isn't always about greatness. It's about consistency. Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson adds that “Consistent hard work leads to success. Greatness will come.”

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