About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a long-term goal that feels out of reach or when they are frustrated by unfinished projects. It is a powerful tool for teaching that greatness often requires patience and that a vision can live on even when the original creator is gone. Through the true story of Leonardo da Vinci's dream to build a massive bronze horse, children learn about the intersection of art and engineering, as well as the resilience required to overcome historical setbacks. The narrative follows the project from the Renaissance all the way to its modern-day completion by an American enthusiast. It is perfect for children aged 7 to 10 who are beginning to appreciate history and the concept of a legacy. This story honors the creative process and the beauty of seeing a dream through to the very end, even if it takes five hundred years.
