About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with deep-seated anger, feelings of being misunderstood, or the aftermath of a traumatic transition. It is particularly powerful for children who struggle to express their emotions through words but find a sense of safety in the company of animals. The story weaves together the perspectives of Shiloh, a cynical foster child, and Night, a retired racehorse with a history of abuse. Through their shared journey toward healing on a quiet farm, the book explores how trust is slowly rebuilt after it has been broken. It is a poignant, realistic look at the patience required for emotional recovery, making it an excellent choice for middle-grade readers who appreciate stories of resilience and the transformative power of empathy.
