Children's Author Show interview!

For those of you who haven't heard my recent interview, regarding Tails of Sweetbrier, please click the link below to go directly to a podcast.

Click here to listen to my Author Show interview!

Children's Author Show interview!

Be sure to tune into my internet radio interview! It's going to be aired on Nov. 4-5, 2013 (Monday and Tuesday)  We'll be discussing my autobiography, Tails of Sweetbrier. Here's the link to the show: www.thechildrensauthorshow.com.  I hope you enjoy it and leave a comment for me. In case you miss the original broadcast, you can click on the  book title and listen to it. Thank you in advance to everyone who is able to listen in. You may also choose to listen to the podcast here:
http://TheAuthorsShow.podomatic.com 

New Review of Tails of Sweetbrier by Paul G. Day

d= http://www.amazon.com/Tails-of-Sweetbrier-ebook/dp/B00DRPCA9E/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid= A Heartwarming Story of overcoming tremendous Obstacles 5.0 out of 5 stars,October 16, 2013 By  Paul Day (East Moonta, Australia) -  This review is from: Tails of Sweetbrier (Kindle Edition) My wife loves horses. She has always dreamed of owning one from an early age. When we did finally get one, she was bucked off and hurt and has never found the courage to get back on. I'm hoping this story will change her mind. What an incredibly inspiring tale of overcoming. To be born against such tremendous odds and to come out the other end triumphant is a lesson that everyone can learn from this incredible life story. From the opening chapter, this book was destined to be eventful. The recounts in the life of the author are written in a way which immediately conjures images of country life on a ranch which has personality and history, where the family is the center of everything and the love of horses is what drives passion. This is a touching, at times emotional read, with a touch of humor and elegance about it. Anyone who loves horses will fall in love with this book. For those who have never had the pleasure of owning a horse, there is still a great deal to be learned from this engaging and sensitively told story. The illustrations, beautifully done by the author's sister, Holly, evoke images of a family drawn together by a common passion and love for country life. Is it any wonder Sweetbrier is still considered one of the top riding schools in the US.