The Girl Who Remembered Horses by Linda Benson

I sort of wish I could have put it down, digested a bit, and picked it up again, but the quick read at least allowed me to get through the entire thing.īeautiful writing, some fascinating characters, and some unexpected plot twists. A long book I read quickly since it was due back at the library. But since I am still thinking about it, I decided it deserved a review.

I sort of wish I could have put it down, digested a bi I thought about this book for awhile before writing this. I thought about this book for awhile before writing this.

Benson lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and a myriad of animals.ġ of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars Currently, she volunteers teaching English as a Second Language. She has been a veterinary assistant, zoo keeper, race track groom, realtor, children's librarian, and owned both a native plant nursery and a saddle shop. Her passion for nature and animals often finds its way into her writing. She is also the author of a series of short fiction called CAT TALES, including THE WINTER KITTEN, THE SPRINGTIME CAT, THE SUMMER CAT, THE AUTUMN KITTEN, THE NEWLYWED CAT, THE ACCIDENTAL KITTEN and THE GRANDFATHER CAT.

Benson lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and a m Linda Benson is the author of THE GIRL WHO REMEMBERED HORSES, SIX DEGREES OF LOST, WALKING THE DOG, FINDING CHANCE and THE HORSE JAR (which has been translated into Spanish.) Linda Benson is the author of THE GIRL WHO REMEMBERED HORSES, SIX DEGREES OF LOST, WALKING THE DOG, FINDING CHANCE and THE HORSE JAR (which has been translated into Spanish.) She is also the author of a series of short fiction called CAT TALES, including THE WINTER KITTEN, THE SPRINGTIME CAT, THE SUMMER CAT, THE AUTUMN KITTEN, THE NEWLYWED CAT, THE ACCIDENTAL KITTEN and THE GRANDFATHER CAT.

The Girl Who Remembered Horses by Linda Benson