Title: My expectations too high
Product review: While I have the ultimate respect and admiration for Margie Goldstein-Engle, I was extremely disappointed in reading this book. Written on a third grade reading level, it was more about her mother's pride in her daughter, than how Margie overcame obstacles. True, it did tell of her perserverance against many "hurdles" that stood in her way. However, I had expected a more personal account of what Margie thought and specifics about what she did to improve her riding skills, how she adjusted her riding to compensate for her size, how she paid for horse shows early in her riding, etc. This book did not meet the hurdle of my expectations, but my respect for Margie Goldstein-Engle remains high. I will save this as a gift for one of the very young riders at our barn.
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