You're My Horse: A Little Bob Adventure

by Bob Gardiner, Hai Qing Zhang (Translator), Bob Gardiner (Illustrator)

Overview

Ugly Harry promises Bob a horse for his fifth birthday. But what happens when he breaks his promise?

In this Little Bob adventure, Bob takes matters into his own hands.

'Little Bob' books are true adventures and stories taken from the authors' own experiences or told on behalf of their many friends. Each has its own lesson... though not always the one you would expect. The series celebrates the wonder of ordinary and not-so-ordinary childhood experiences.

This third book in the series recounts the story of Bob and his adventures in the middle of the night. Bob's love of horses hasn't dissipated... though his miscreant ways have.

This is a bilingual Chinese/English version.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780648461463
Publisher:	Little Bob
Publication date:	11/02/2019
Series:	Little Bob , #3
Edition description:	Chinese ed.
Pages:	38
Product dimensions:	7.50(w) x 9.25(h) x 0.10(d)
Language:	Chinese
Age Range:	3 - 7 Years

About the Author

Bob Gardiner is the author and illustrator of the 'Little Bob' series of books and has lived his own lifetime of adventures. Bob is a retired primary and secondary teacher with an abiding interest in children's literature, both from his teaching days and reading to his own children. He can still quote you lines from his primary school readers! Bob takes all the blame for the quirky illustrations and likes to remind people that he failed art in both school and teachers' college, but has come to love it again.

Zhang Hai Qing was born in China at the height of the Cultural Revolution. She is now living in Australia, has worked in finance and has her own special experiences. As co-author of the 'Little Bob' stories, Hai Qing has also translated the stories into Chinese.

Bob Gardiner is the author and illustrator of the 'Little Bob' series of books and has lived his own lifetime of adventures. Bob is a retired primary and secondary teacher with an abiding interest in children's literature, both from his teaching days and reading to his own children. He can still quote you lines from his primary school readers! Bob takes all the blame for the quirky illustrations and likes to remind people that he failed art in both school and teachers' college, but has come to love it again.