Han Shao Gong - Horse Whisperer (New Edition)

Author: [UK] Nicholas
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Sold 15 million copies worldwide, topped the New York Times Best Seller list for 40 weeks, ranked on the Publishers Weekly list, one of the Top 10 Best Sellers of 1998 by USA Today, and the film adaptation won the Golden Globe Award! A classic of tragic love for those deeply in love but unable to be together. A city woman tired of urban noise and seeking nature falls in love with a cowboy, the son of a privileged family, for four days and nights. "They silently turned their bodies into poetry." This book offers a touch of indulgence, a romantic encounter, deeply desired by a woman who has shed her worldly cares, tired of urban noise, and seeks the harmony of nature. In the freezing north of New York, 13-year-old Grace, riding her beloved horse "Pilgrim," has an accident. Grace loses a leg, and "Pilgrim" is on the brink of death. Her mother, Anne, eagerly hopes for Grace's speedy recovery, but soon she realizes that to restore her daughter's mental health, she must first save "Pilgrim's" life. Upon hearing that there is a skilled horse healer named Tom Book in Montana, Anne tirelessly calls him for help. Despite repeated refusals, Anne refuses to give up. In the end, she simply drives with Grace and "Pilgrim" to Montana. Under the vast sky of Montana, the lives of Anne, Tom, and Grace are forever changed.