Books published by Sea Crow Press

No Foot, No Horse?What if we could keep our beloved horses in a way that is governed by their needs rather than our convenience? Your horse needs shoes and pads...or does he? For strong healthy bodies and sound minds, horses need friends to socialise, freedom to roam, and a natural, diverse, forage-based diet to meet their needs. Learn more about becoming your horse's ideal human in Bare Hooves and Open Hearts, original horse tales from rural England describing how the author, a horsewoman surgeon, learned from her horses to help them flourish barefoot and on holistic diets.

In this moment of boundless potential, connect to your highest self and your power of creative transformation. Transcend the anxiety of the current moment to lay the foundations for a better future.We find ourselves in uncertain times, but times of high anxiety and unknown outcomes are also times of huge potential. Each seed we plant now will grow the future.In these pages, you will find a toolbox of simple, anxiety-busting steps and exercises designed to connect you to your greatest potential and your highest self.Times of change are the times of greatest transformation. Meet today's challenges with the life-affirming power of your own intuition. Open the Owl Magic toolbox of simple anxiety-busting strategies designed to reveal your hidden power. Journey at your own pace through guided meditations, stories, poems, yoga poses, and writing prompts. This unique interactive guide provides many routes to your highest self so you can seize the incredible potentialof the present moment.

The New Mary OliverSome have compared Petiet's work to Thoreau, but to my mind these poems are more reminiscent of Mary Oliver. While the sense of place is similar to walking with Thoreau, the writing has the sensory power of Oliver--I love the way the author brings the smells of sea and sand, and the landscape, to life throughout. Reading this I'm brought right back to the Cape, to weathered gray houses and frogs in the marsh and the constant presence of the sea like its own person. ~Antonia Malchik, author of A Walking Life: Reclaiming Our Health and Our Freedom One Step at a TimeIf you love Cape Cod, you'll love Moon Tide. Horseshoe crabs, ghosts, tree men, black dogs, and daffodils. These characters come alive in Moon Tide, a collection of poems charting the course of a Cape Cod year. Cape Codders may recognize themselves or their friends in these pages, and visitors will find a wonderful souvenir of their Cape Cod vacation. Moon Tide is a book for everyone who loves Cape Cod.