Introducing The Breyer® Horse Collection; a new horse series from Macmillan Children's Publishing Group and Breyer.The Breyer Horse Collection Series tells compelling horse stories that capture the essence, spirit and personality of the breed portrayed in each book. Annie Wedekind, acclaimed author of A Horse of Her Own, has lent her talents to this new series with two beautifully written and memorable stories; Little Prince: The Story of a Shetland Pony and Wild Blue: The Story of a Mustang Appaloosa.
Little Prince: The Story of a Shetland Pony is the tale of a pampered, well-groomed pale-gold Shetland pony named Phin, short for Dauphin, French for "prince." If Phin seems to lead the perfect life in the penthouse suite of the city's posh riding stables, it's because he does. And if he seems a bit too self-satisfied - after all, he's won several trophies for his young owner, Isabella, and is widely acknowledged to be the prettiest pony in the city - it's because he is. But when Phin is suddenly 'retired' to a farm in the middle of nowhere that's filled with the most unusual animals, from a wise-cracking three-legged dog to a bunch of mean bunnies, against all odds, he discovers the true meaning of home.
Beautifully packaged with each novel is the Breyer portrait model of the horse hero. The Little Prince book and model set(item 6137) includes the soft-cover edition of the novel (Age: Middle Grade Readers).
About Breyer:The Breyer Animal Creations® team of specialists designs and creates more than 300 beautiful, unique horses, animals and equine-related products each year for play, collecting and home decor. Avid animal lovers all, we are committed to creating superior quality toys and collectibles for people who love them as much as we do! Breyer model horses, which begin as artist's sculptures, are all handcrafted and hand-painted with airbrushes and paintbrushes. Approximately 20 different artisans handle each individual Breyer model from start to finish - a process, which, more than 50 years later, is still done by human hands, not machines. Even today, no two Breyer model horses are ever exactly alike!