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See Q&A with Joe about the BookEarly Reviews
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"Imagine how inadequate it makes me feel to realize how recently Joe Camp came into horses. The man is a natural when it comes to understanding how animals tick and a genius at telling us their story. This book is a must- read for those who love animals of any species." |
"Joe shows that animals can change your perspective and perhaps even your life. This book is about compromise, trust, and love. There are life lessons to be learned here that go beyond the pasture and affect the quality of your life. Read this book and feel your heart open." |
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"I wish you could hear my excitement for Joe Camp's new book, The Soul of a Horse. It is unique, powerful, needed." |
"I read The Soul of a Horse and I see the soul of a man. I am absolutely captivated." |
"Joe speaks a clear and simple truth that grabs hold of your heart." Yvonne Welz |
"The Soul of a Horse is beautiful. Everyone who reads this book will laugh a little, cry a little, and think a lot; about the horse, about mankind, and about themselves." |
"Yes, it's a "horse" book... but really, it's so much more. This book is about relationships, choices, acceptance, trust, compromise, and love. Take the horses out of it, if you wish, and it still tells stories of life lessons and teaches that the quality of life is often in the choices we make." Susan Sherlock |
“Joe Camp has to write another book – and soon! Joe is a wonderful story-teller. The book is lively, stimulating, delightful, educational, amusing, entertaining, charming, a pleasure to read and totally lovable. Joe Camp I am in your debt. Thank you!” Robert Cook FRCVS PhD |
Joe Camp's The Soul of a Horse: Life Lessons from the Herd presents the history and majesty of equines in a way that truly touches the heart. It's like a treasure map leading to untold riches weaving an engaging tapestry of writings that explore the evolutionary development of horses along with Camp's present day relationship with the horses that have chosen him as their leader. Joe Camp has discovered the true heart and soul of a horse. Candace Runaas |
"Joe Camp's new book, The Soul of a Horse, should be required reading for anyone who wants horses, has horses or just plain loves horses! The book was sooo good I was sad when it ended." Dr. Kim Bloomer |
"I simply love the way Joe Camp writes. He stirs my soul. He has successfully woven his personal story with horses, with a mountain of valuable information from many professional Natural Horse people, into a spellbinding book. I have cheered and cried as I have read the pages of this advance copy. This is a must-read book for everyone." Debbie Soderberg Kirchner |
"A must read. I was transfixed. I couldn't stop reading. I stayed up way too late, but I finished every word of it. It made me feel like a kid again, when I hid under the covers past my bedtime to read horse books--all the Walter Farley Black Stallion books. This is a great book, written with compassion, and allowing the reader to live Joe's experiences. I am in awe of how Joe Camp has managed to compile the Natural Horse wisdom into such a nurturing and personal format. I'm sure that every reader will project him/herself into the situations that Joe describes with his horses. Thanks to Joe Camp for enriching my life!" Laurra Maddock |
"Who should read this book? Every person who has a relationship with a horse, other animals, spouse, family, or other humans. So that includes just about everybody." Kelly Bowers |
"I am amazed and in awe...and I'm a tough, cynical woman. The ideas in this book are phenomenal." Holly Hazard |
"It's lovely! I found myself wiping away a tear on more than one occasion. I like the mix of 'fable' and real stories from Joe's own farm and experiences." Gaynor Renwick |
I was so excited to read this awesome book that I could not stop until I was finished. Joe is a great story teller. He has managed to pull together all of the aspects that make up this new paradigm and has done so in a manner that is somehow both gentle and forgiving to the reader as well as absolutely unquestionable. There will be so many horses (and people) that will benefit tremendously from this book! Terry Jenkins |
| "Hundreds of other books about horses, training, and equine management have been published, but Camp's easy-to-read prose, humor, and enlightening tales bring readers to question what truly is best for the horse." Kryille Goldbeck Library Journal |
"Lately I have read a number of books that seek to explain and satisfy the human yen to connect physically, emotionally and even spiritually with the horse. And yet The Soul of a Horse is the only one I've come across that speaks with a totally resounding note of truth. Coincidentally (or not?) it's also the only one I've read that is written with the unflinching insight that a deep and satisfying connection with another individual - human or otherwise - requires us to set aside our own aspirations, expectations and needs in order to clearly understand those of the other. A delightful blend of autobiography, critical analysis and storytelling, this book engages the reader intellectually and emotionally from start to finish." Ysabelle Dean |
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