Ponies and Horses Books

Publisher info

Ponies and Horses Books was founded in Glasgow, Scotland and Toronto, Canada in 2014. We publish nonfiction and are very proud to have published work by writers including advocate Hillary Savoie, poet Sophia Blackwell, travel and humour writer Geraldine DeRuiter, award-winning author and creativity guru Tania Katan, Leacock Medal finalist Robert Wringham, designer Tracy Craig, winery owner Christina Brooks, travel writer Aefa Mulholland and Trinidadian artist Andrew J. Fitt.

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The Good Life for Wage Slaves: How to Live Beautifully as a White-Collar Drudge
Price: $12.50 USD. Words: 88,820. Language: English. Published: August 18, 2020 by Ponies and Horses Books. Categories: Nonfiction » Career Guides » Office & Administrative Support, Nonfiction » Self-improvement » Personal Growth / Success
Are you satisfied by your job? No? THE GOOD LIFE FOR WAGE SLAVES is crammed with survival strategies for those who can’t (or don’t want to) escape the worker-consumer treadmill. This book might be the helpful tome–or at least the shoulder to cry on–you’ve been waiting for. It contains swearing. Also cats.

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The Scottish Ambassador, Learning How To Be Scottish in America
Price: $8.99 USD. Words: 93,570. Language: English. Published: January 25, 2016 . Categories: Nonfiction » Travel » Essays & Travelogues, Nonfiction » Biography » Autobiographies & Memoirs
Bill Bryson with a Scottish accent. An ex-pat Scot travels the US, persuading bemused Americans to teach her things she never learned back home. As she Scottish country dances in Honolulu, attempts to play bagpipes in New Orleans and golfs for the first time on a rattlesnake-infested sand course in Arizona, she learns what it means to be Scottish, Scottish-American and at home so far from home.

Ponies and Horses Books' tag cloud

business    career    cats    economics    ex pat    funny    highland games    humor    humour    psychology    scottish    scottish americans    self help    success    travel humor    travel humour    travel memoir    travel writer    wage slave    women