A Horse Named Steve (Steve the Horse)

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I loved the book from start to finish and now I feel that I am truly an EXCEPTIONAL (and ORIGINAL ) blogger, no props needed. For instance, I absolutely ADORED the ‘Sniff Sniff’ and ‘Nom Nom’ inserts, and found them immensely entertaining! Parents need to know that A Horse Named Steve, by Kelly Collier, is a funny, delightfully illustrated story of a horse who can find many ways to be exceptional. In fact, many of his friends are so inspired, they decide to tie items to the tops of their heads as well. A Horse Named Steve follows an endearingly silly horse named Steve who finds a magical golden horn in the forest.

Tammi Sauer, a former teacher and library media specialist, is a full-time children's book author who presents at schools and conferences across the country. The awards are part of the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, a premier global children’s publishing event held annually in Bologna, Italy. Steve the horse longs to be extraordinary in this entertaining picture-book from Canadian author/illustrator Kelly Collier, hitting upon the perfect strategy when he finds a golden horn lying on the ground. There are single- and double-page spreads, panels surrounded by white space and circular and oval frames, all in a variety of eye-pleasing juxtapositions.One day, Steve discovers a gold horn in the forest, and immediately recognizes it as the means by which he can truly become what he always believed himself to be: exceptional. She adds funny little asides to the things that Steve says, which make the series funny for an older audience, too.

If that doesn't work, there may be a network issue, and you can use our self test page to see what's preventing the page from loading. Developing these kinds of partnerships—with Sixteen South and, of course, with our colleagues at Nelvana—helps to expand the reach of our creators’ books and puts their characters and stories in front of children and families wherever they may be. As someone who has been obsessed with horses since she could first breathe, I couldn’t help but cherish this captivating tale of a horse that just wants to feel special. What he lacks in common sense, Steve more than makes up for in positivity and determination to be the best he can be. Little Blue Truck has been chugging along since 2008, but there seems to be plenty of gas left in the tank.The two heroes are meticulously drawn with endearing, expressive faces and body language, and their feathers and fur appear textured and touchable. THE AI REPORT Ongoing coverage of the threat and opportunity AI delivers to the global content business.