Leslie Hall 
The Clydesdale and His Master 

Hi, my name is Leslie, and I am a sixty-eight-year-old woman. I remember when I was a young child that I had a lot of problems with the way I learned, so I wasn’t one of the best little people during that time of my young life. You all are God’s special people. I was also, but at the time I didn’t know it. Now I do. So, boys and girls and young at heart, you are the people whom I am focused on. I write these books because I love people. I don’t have any other reason than that. I pray you will get close to God while you are young; God is really worth knowing while you are young. My subject is really about the way people treat people, and inside this book is to try to show that people can be wrong when they think they are right. I have seen that children can be cruel. I was once a mean girl, but I thought that would have changed a little by now. I guess I have been wrong. With some good advice and help, I am positive that children can be kind and caring. In the story, you may say what the little girl does to the horse really doesn’t matter, but we know what is wrong and what is truly right, no matter if he is an animal or a human being. God has given us that built-in knowledge that one day we will need, to help guide us in the right direction. Don’t throw away the present that God gives us freely.

Bible verses to read: Matthew 5 and 7, 1 Samuel 18:1-4, 1 Corinthians 13:11-13

My other books are The Wingless Eagle: A Story of Hope, Shining Spirit Lets His Love Shine, and A Weak Little Tree Beside Me.