Title: O'Huigin and Moser have a gift for horses . . .
Product review: My daughter recited a condensed version of this book in a high school forensics competition and I loved the haunting story and illustrations so much that I bought a copy of the book for myself. The horse's reaction to the intense thunderstorm on the plains and his loyalty were breathtaking. Caution: The automatic tagging suggestions included one for "children's story." I'd say older children or young teens and up. The style of the illustrations probably won't catch a younger kid's eye, and the story itself, while extremely powerful, also includes relatively subtle messages about loyalty and love that I just don't think younger kids would "get."
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