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One Hundred Ways a Horse is Better Than a Human
5 November, 2007
HORSE Magazine reviews One Hundred Ways a Horse is Better Than a Human by Tina Bettison
The third in a series that also includes
Its gems of observations on just why horses are a better option than the male of our species include "Horses look to you to take the leadership role in the relationship and are really happy when you do" and "If your horse is on bed rest, you can occupy him with hay and leave him to amuse himself".
It's certainly an amusing read, perhaps a little harsh on the long-suffering men in our lives, but all done in good humour. It's not quite as rib-ticklingly funny as the previous two books, but is nevertheless an excellent stocking filler for its price.
Published by Hodder & Stoughton, ISBN 9780340943526
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