"War Horse" Author Visits DFW Rehab Facility
The children's novel "War Horse" is coming to life on-stage in Dallas this fall. But first, the book's author stopped by a McKinney facility that uses horses to help kids with special needs.
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The children's novel "War Horse" is coming to life on-stage in Dallas this fall. But first, the book's author stopped by a McKinney facility that uses horses to help kids with special needs.
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