People are often surprised when they first see Panda guiding her owner, Ann Edie through her New York town. Panda is a miniature horse, and she knows how to help Ann go anywhere she wants to go. As a guide horse, it is Panda's job tosee for Ann, guiding her across busy streets, through crowded buildings, and even into cars or onto trains. Panda is one of the first miniature horses to be trained as a guide animal, and she takes her responsibility to Ann very seriously. Ann and Panda use special signals to tell each other when to stop, when to go, or where there might be danger. Together they can tackle almost any situation with confidence."

 

This book was recognised by the Rhode Island Book Awards.

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published 2005 by Boyds Mills Press .

Neil Soderstrom is a book photographer as well as an author and editor. His photos have appeared in many national magazines, including "Ranger Rick, Parade, Equine Journal, Country Living, Family Circle, Horticulture, Fine Gardening, "and "Garden Gate. "" Rosanna Hansen is the author of more than fifteen children's books. Before shedecidedto write full-time, she worked in children's books as a publisher and editor in chief at such companies as Weekly Reader, Reader's Digest Children's Books, and Groilier.