From the tiny horses of ancient forests to the majestic creatures we know today, this captivating graphic novel offers a thrilling adventure through millions of years of evolution.
Join Palomino, a curious young horse, as he travels through time to meet his ancient ancestors, like the clever Eohippus - no bigger than a dog - to the swift Merychippus and wild Equus Ferus. Faced with ever-changing environments, Palomino bears witness to the incredible transformation of the horse, millions of years in the making...
As humans rise, Palomino uncovers the deep, lasting bond between horses and people - one that has shaped entire civilizations but not without its hardships. In his own journey too - as a racehorse, circus animal and beloved companion - Palomino experiences both the beauty and the struggles of a world where horses and humans live side by side.
With stunning illustrations, readers will race through time, uncovering the fascinating science and rich history that forms the extraordinary story of the horse.
Grahame Baker-Smith is a self-taught award-winning artist from Oxford with an incredible talent for illustrating evolutionary history and the wonders of nature.Award-winning books include the Greenaway shortlisted Leon and the Place Between, FArTHER which won the Kate Greenaway medal in 2011, and The Rhythm of the Rain which won the English 4-11 Picture Book Award.Perfect for horse lovers, history enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by the evolution of our world. 
