Wild Horses: Galloping Through Time - Hardcover

Kelly Milner Halls is a full-time author whose previous books with Darby Creek Publishing are Dinosaur Mummies: Beyond Bare-Bone Fossils, Albino Animals, Wild Dogs: Past & Present, Tales of the Cryptids, and Mysteries of the Mummy Kids. Ms. Halls lives with her two daughters in Spokane, Washington.

Mark Hallett's illustrations have been included in Dinosaur Mummies: Beyond Bare-bone Fossils, Wild Dogs: Past & Present, and Pocket Babies and Other Amazing Marsupials. He lives in Salem, Oregon.

Grade 3–8—This fascinating history covers animals from the nine-inch-tall Hyracotherium that existed millions of years ago to the wild horses that live today in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Whether showing the distinctive shape of the face of the Przewalski horse or the unique patterns on different zebra species, first-rate photos perfectly complement the informative and well-written narrative. Colorful illustrations of prehistoric horses, and descriptions of differences from modern horses in terms of their size and number of toes, will intrigue readers. Valuable facts are included about wild-horse sanctuaries and other organizations. A visual and informational blue-ribbon winner.—Carol Schene, formerly at Taunton Public Schools, MA
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