Coffee Clutch with Dutch Henry: 2020-04-05

Sunday, April 5, 2020

A DOG NAMED SATURDAY UPDATE NEWS -

Howdy Friends!
There's a lot going on in the world of A Dog Named Saturday! You probably already know about his first book cleverly titled, "A Dog Named Saturday." And you might know about his coloring book. Yup, been out a little while. Kids love it. You might not know about "Saturday Loved Christmas," that's a sweet little tale about Saturday and Christmas, pretty much like the title suggests.

PICTURE FROM "SATURDAY GOES TO CHINCOTEAGUE"

What you might not know - Coming in June is the next Saturday book, "Saturday Goes to Chincoteage," The first of Saturday's travel series. Packed with adventures of Saturday, Kessy the kitties and of course the Chincoteague Ponies (and a bunch of helpful info about going there). Beautifully illustrated by the fabulous Troy Locker Palmer, "Saturday Goes to Chincoteage," will be a children's delight.

And there's more! I'm currently writing "A Dog Named Saturday: the Ark Encounter." The Ark Encounter is in Williamstown Kentucky, the Ark, built to biblical specifications, is an amazing learning experience for young folks of all ages, breathtakingly beautiful, and a whole lot of fun! Saturday will tell you all about it in his second travel series book by year's end.

But there is still a little more! Very soon we'll be releasing two A Dog Named Saturday Ebooks on Kindle... You can find all the Saturday books here ~ http://amzn.to/2GuEjpz

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I hope you enjoyed this little update and that you'll sign up and join in the fun!

~ Gitty Up, Dutch.

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Welcome to the Coffee Clutch

Welcome to the Coffee Clutch, a happy place to visit. I write uplifting stories about a wide variety of subjects from horses to birds and nature, to love and family and friends. Sometimes I'll post excerpts from stories I've written for Equine Publications. Sometimes I'll post about writing itself. Coffee Clutch got its name because I often write while enjoying my morning coffee in the barn with my mare Kessy, and all our critters. Join us here for fun conversation and stories I promise will make you feel good.

It's For The Horses

This is not a book about riding, or training horses. It is a book on my thoughts, ideas and suggestions on how folks might find the joy in doing things for the horse, with the horses’ point of view as the leading guide. My hope is to help as many people as possible learn to hear the horse, feel their spirit, and in that way help horses everywhere. Over the years I’ve met and worked with remarkable people and horses who taught me about their feelings, their joys, their sadness, and their spirit. As a horse advocate everything I do is from the horse’s perspective, including this little book. Every story, idea, suggestion and thought on these pages will be to suggest and share thoughts and ideas on how to maximize a relationship between horse and human—from the horse’s point of view.

Tom Named by Horse

The only man ever to offer Tom respect is Red Cloud. The only woman to give him love is Red Cloud’s granddaughter. Struggling with his own personal demons, Tom finds himself wedged between honoring that friendship and staying true to the depths of his conscience. Amid a backdrop of tumultuous social upheaval, he finds nothing prepared him, the woman he loves or Chief Red Cloud, for the changes about to thunder into their lives, sweeping them helplessly into the tides of human conflict and historical drama. Available on Amazon.

From The Banks OF Little Bear Creek

The Tom Named by Horse Saga continues. Three years after the death of Tall Dog, Tom Named By Horse and Soft Cloud have turned the little soddy, the lands granted them by Red Cloud, and the lean-to barn into a thriving horse ranch, fulfilling Tom’s dream. The Plains Indians Wars, or Red Cloud’s war, is mostly behind them, and the lands have had their transformation as Red Cloud’s vision had warned years earlier. Trailing horses from the ranch to Denver city has become an annual event for Tom, Buck and the rest, and this is the story of that trail. In the spirit of a good old John Wayne movie, vengeance, cattle and horse thieves, a dirty sheriff and corrupt mayor, and a wedding make this year’s drive a ride you’ll want to tag along on.