Horsemanship Journal Book Reviewer, Jenni Sellick reviews 'Horse Brain, Human Brain'. The Neuroscience of Horsemanship' by Janet L. Jones, PhD.

I was expecting to need a scientific dictionary to read this book, but in fact, it read brilliantly, really easy to understand without having previously studied any kind of equine science. When it says it's written in Plain language, you can believe it. There is even a convenient glossary at the back for quick reference. I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly I was drawn into the fascinating facts and managed to finish the whole book in just a few days.

We are going to get brainy with Janet L. Jones, PhD as we read her book 'Horse Brain, Human Brain. The Neuroscience of Horsemanship'. 'What Horses Really Want', Lynn Acton unlocks the secrets to trust, cooperation, and reliability. 'In the Middle are the Horseman', an enjoyable and inspirational autobiography by Tik Maynard.

Cathy Sirett, author of Complete Confidence, and Kate chat about confidence and the journey that led Cathy to write her book. They explore the tools that help people move from anxiety to waking up excited to spend time with their horses and achieve their equine goals.

We love to read so we thought we'd share some of our favourite books from brilliant Horseman and horsewomen.

What inspired me to write about my experiences was that I am an instructor, and I'm a clinician along with my husband, Mark Raschid. Even before my accident, I had a lot of people coming to me saying they were scared and they would feel ashamed about it.