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Special Person to Ride
How do you teach a special person to ride? Author Marc
O’Brien creatively pairs fiction and non-fiction into a heartwarming
story about therapeutic horseback riding. The trusting relationships
formed with a horse, special person Jason Michael Bates nicknamed
Ducky, and three young equestrian volunteers teach all characters
valuable lessons you cannot learn in the classroom.
Peter the Peteeatrick Panda™
The Adventures of Peter the Peteeatrick Panda™ began as newsletters that were a professionally illustrated series of short stories for children on health care issues. Now the stories have been combined and will soon be published as a hardcover book.
The lead character in the book is a lovable, caring panda called Peter the Peteeatrick Panda™. The creative concept of these stories provides a unique way for health care workers and parents to establish a strong communication base with their pediatric patients and/or family member. Each story is an amazing adventure told in child-friendly language that incorporates a wonderful pairing of fiction and non-fiction.
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Special Person to Ride
How do you teach a special person to ride? Author Marc O’Brien creatively pairs fiction and non-fiction into a heartwarming story about therapeutic horseback riding. The trusting relationships formed with a horse, special person Jason Michael Bates nicknamed Ducky, and three young equestrian volunteers teach all characters valuable lessons you cannot learn in the classroom.
Check Out Marc’s Exciting Books And Products
About the Author:
For nearly a decade and a half Marc O’Brien learned the importance of communication when he transitioned from therapeutic horse back riding with a leader and two side walkers to independent jumping competition in the South Florida Hunter/Jumper Association. He gained national recognition while competing in this program. The former New Jersey resident participated in the disabled riding program, Special People United to Ride, in Monmouth County New Jersey, and at the South Wind Farm program in Davie, Florida. The riding experiences at these two venues, along with the jumper competition enabled Marc to learn many valuable interpersonal concepts. Lessons that were learned included sensitivity, teamwork, and respect for the unexpected. Marc earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Arts from Barry University during his stay in South Florida. Throughout his professional career he has developed numerous ways to disseminate information in an effective manner. His experience has enabled him to develop posit ive relationships that can translate into effective public relations. Now living in Las Vegas, Marc continues to utilize his creative talents to effectively communicate messages and ideas in a concise manner.