The Legend Of The Pixie Piper (Paperback)

Come join Straw and Calfee as they spin a tale to three equestrians who are down on their luck looking for some advice on how to look good despite going through a hard time. What happens when the future King of Warwick finds out he has no balance? It is a physical challenge of an enchanting kind as King Port Jervis and Queen Brewster are faced with adversity when Prince Emerson is born with a curse from the Old Salem Witch that leaves the heir to the throne without the proper power to walk like everybody else. As the towns people and Lord Winslow search for answers this light hearted text comforts the reader with a educational message that reads like wisdom from a real good friend.

For nearly a decade and a half Marc O'Brien learned the importance of communication when he transitioned from therapeutic horse back riding with a leader and two side walkers to independent jumping competition, in the South Florida Hunter/Jumper Association. He gained national recognition while competing in this program. The former New Jersey resident participated in the disabled riding program, Special People United to Ride, in Monmouth County New Jersey, and at the South Wind Farm program in Davie, Florida. The riding experiences at these two venues, along with the jumper competition enabled Marc to learn many valuable interpersonal concepts. Lessons that were learned included sensitivity, teamwork, and respect for the unexpected. Marc earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Arts from Barry University during his stay in South Florida. Throughout his professional career which included covering the Washington International Horse Show as an Independent Journalist the former National Press Club member has developed numerous ways to disseminate information in an effective manner. His experience has enabled him to develop positive relationships that can translate into effective public relations. Now living in Las Vegas, Marc continues to utilize his creative talents to effectively communicate messages and ideas in a concise manner.