Only My Horses Know

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Only My Horses Know

Reviewed by: Jill Sheets

 

Cinda Jo Bauman’s book “Only My Horses Know” is an excellent book, which I loved.  It is a fast pace book, that kept me interested until the end.

Her characters are believable, and you can feel each emotion they had. No matter how small or large.  And all I wanted is for the best for each one.

I cannot wait to read more of her books.  Until then, I am going to sit back down and reread this book.

This is a must read book no matter what your age. Just set back and enjoy.







About the Author & Publisher, Margo L. Dill

 

Margo L. Dill is the CEO and owner of Editor-911 Books in St. Louis, MO. She is also the author of the American Civil War Adventure Series with two books, Anna and the Baking Championship and Finding My Place: One Girl's Strength at Vicksburg, for middle-grade readers. Her other books are That's the Way It Always Happened and Maggie Mae, Detective Extraordinaire: The Case of the Missing Cookies, which are illustrated picture books, and she has a short story about kids learning about Martin Luther King Jr.'s teachings in Fred Olds's collection of short stories, Read-Aloud Stories with Fred Vols. 1 and 2. Her next book is for teachers and parents and is out in June 2021, It's Not Just Academics: A Guide To Teach Kids' Health, Communication, and Social Emotional Skills. She lives in St. Louis with her tween daughter and lively rescue dog, Sudsi. 

 

Find out more at:

Her website: www.margoldill.com

Editor-911 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MargoDill.author.editor

Editor-911 website: https://editor-911.com/editor-911-books-1

About the Author, Cinda Jo Bauman

Cinda Jo Bauman lives in Central Illinois with her husband and dogs. During her high school years, she took every art class offered along with every child development class. After a class where she spent part of the day at a daycare, child development won out over art. Years of story time led to a love of children’s picture-books, which made her wish she had stuck with art. 

Flash forward to today, and she still loves children’s books! After researching and much study; learning about writing and illustrating children’s books, she joined the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) and found her passion. Besides writing children’s picture books and middle-grade novels, Cinda also creates with cut paper sculptures and paints in oil and acrylic. She loves iris flowers and the color purple.

Only My Horses Know is her debut middle-grade novel.

Find out more about Cinda:

Cinda's website is: https://kidsillio.com/

Cinda's YouTube Channel is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spQ7Vyc-4ZA


Comments

  1. Margo DillJune 28, 2021 at 3:25 PM

    Thank you so much for this great review! If you have time to leave it on Amazon and/or Goodreads sometime this summer, we would really appreciate it. We know all of this takes a lot of time, and we are happy that you liked Cinda's book! THANK YOU! :) ~Margo L. Dill

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  2. CindaJuly 28, 2021 at 3:53 PM

    Hello Jill,
    I have re-read your review several times about you wanting to re-read my book! Yay!! :) Thank you for taking the time to say such nice things, it means so much to me. Have a great evening, Cinda Bauman

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