Johanna Emeney to launch 'Horses & Us' book in Auckland

Massey University Press and Takapuna Library are hosting the launch of Johanna Emeney's new book 'Horses & Us: True stories of horses and their humans'. The event will feature a discussion with the author and Stacy Gregg on the achievements of human-horse partnerships. Books will be available for purchase and signing, with light refreshments provided.

The book launch for 'Horses & Us' is organized by Massey University Press and Takapuna Library, inviting attendees to explore Johanna Emeney's latest work. The book presents true stories highlighting the connections between horses and their human companions. Emeney, known for her previous title 'Sylvia and the Birds', which earned a shortlist spot in the 2023 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults, will join forces with acclaimed author Stacy Gregg for the event.

During the discussion, Emeney and Gregg will delve into the remarkable accomplishments that arise from collaborations between humans and horses. This session aims to celebrate these unique bonds through shared insights and storytelling. The event underscores Emeney's growing reputation in New Zealand literature, building on her earlier successes in children's and young adult categories.

Practical details include books for sale on-site, with opportunities for signing by the author. Light refreshments will greet arrivals, and a gold coin donation is encouraged to support the occasion. Scheduled for March 2026, the launch provides a platform for literature enthusiasts to engage with themes of partnership and equine narratives in a community setting.

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