A Horse of Another Color

About the Book

This book tells about Henry Baxter, a boy who had different ideas. One day in class while the other children were painting houses, flowers, and jet airplanes, Henry painted a blue horse.

“A blue horse!” thought Miss Allen, his teacher.
“A blue horse!” said the children. “Who ever saw a horse like that?”
“Is there something wrong with Henry?” asked Mr. Stanley, the principal.

All kinds of people asked him questions. But Henry went right on painting horses that were green, purple, and sometimes even with stripes or polka dots.

Everyone thought Henry was terribly mistaken about color. Was he? There is lots to laugh and think about in this story of Henry Baxter and his horses of different colors.

About the Author

I am the published author of ten children’s books. My latest submission for the Authors Guild back-in-print project is my children’s book, A HORSE OF ANOTHER COLOR. My experience includes teaching at all levels from kgn to university, from principal to dean. I now live in New York City, having lived in Cambridge (Mass.), Lima (Peru), Buenos Aires,(Argentina). Paris (France), and Los Angeles, California. Been a foreign service officer, US Dept. of State. Husband of one, father of two. Thus listed in WHO’S WHO IN AMERICA.