Nov 18, 2022
Barbara Seabright Rothfuss, a lover of animals who enjoys helping her fellow man no matter what, has completed her new audiobook "A Cowgirl Princess": a delightful tale that highlights the incredible ways in which an animal can change one's life forever and leave a special mark on one's heart.
"This book will appeal to every member of the family," writes Rothfuss. "It's based on a girl and a horse that was love at first sight. It talks about her parents, friends, uncle, and memories of Grandpa. The girl receives a very special present from her parents on Christmas day. A very special friendship is formed between a horse and a girl. It also speaks of Uncle Mal's horse farm, which inspired this book."
Published by Audiobook Network, author Barbara Seabright Rothfuss's new audiobook is sure to captivate listeners of all ages and bring to them the joys of living and working on a horse farm. Touching and sincere, there's something for everyone in "A Cowgirl Princess" that's sure to leave a lasting impression long after its conclusion.
Listeners can purchase the audiobook edition of "A Cowgirl Princess" by Barbara Seabright Rothfuss through Audible, the Apple iTunes store, or Amazon.
Audiobooks are the fastest-growing segment in the digital publishing industry. According to The Infinite Dial 2019, 50% of Americans age 12 and older have listened to an audiobook. This huge growth can be partly attributed to increased listening in cars, which surpassed the home as the #1 audiobook listening location in the 2019 survey. Smart speaker proliferation also bodes well for future listening growth and more mainstream listening.
Audiobook Network, Inc. (ABN) is a full-service audiobook publishing company that transforms authors' books or eBooks to life through audio narration. ABN handles, narration, production, audio editing, digital formatting, distribution, promotion, and royalty collections all under one roof. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Audiobook Network at 866-296-7774.
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