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The Black Stallion

by Walter Farley

Series: Black Stallion (1)

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Random House Books for Young Readers (2008), Hardcover, 288 pages

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A boy and a horse are stranded on a desert island together and manage to save each other's lives in more ways than one!
  scducharme | Sep 28, 2009 |
Alec Ramsay finds himself shipwrecked on a desert island with the wild and beautiful Black Stallion. They soon become friends and after they are rescued, Alec takes the Black to live with him, where he and trainer Henry Dailey begin to race the fiesty stallion. The first of many "Black Stallion" books. ( )
  molliewatts | Aug 7, 2009 |
This is an excellent adventure story that follows a young boy, Alec as he embarks on an adventure out to sea by himself after visiting his uncle. Disaster strikes when the ship sinks and Alec and a wild stallion horse are the only survivors stranded on the island. Alec begins to befriend the stallion, Black, while on the island and when they are rescued, he talks his parents into letting him keep the horse. The two get into some mischief when Alec befriends an old jockey and begin to train to race Black against the world's fastest horses--without Alec's parents knowing. This book is full of excitement, passion, following your dreams and never ending spirit. ( )
1 vote ktibbs | Jun 5, 2009 |
I read this book when I was a small child. I loved this series of books. I still own the book and the statue of the black Arabian stallion. ( )
  cinamingrl | Oct 25, 2008 |
Here is a masterpiece of adventure and the love of animals. The young hero, Alec Ramsey, is shipwrecked on an island with a beautiful stallion. Once they are rescued, back in the world, they start a partnership, with a trainer, and the story takes off as an exciting partnership between a boy and a horse. The writing is easy to read and would captivate kids of all ages.
1 vote stacylynn00 | May 31, 2008 |
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The tramp steamer Drake plowed away from the coast of India and pushed its blunt prow into the Arabian Sea, homeward bound.
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When the steamer Drake is shipwrecked off the Spanish coast, there are only two survivors. One is young Alec Ramsay. The other is the Black Stallion--wildest
of all creatures--who saves Alec's life. Stranded on a desert island, boy and stallion develop a deep and special bond. The Black is the horse Alec has always
dreamed of: beautiful, savage, and majestic. Alec is determined to tame him. But the job turns out to be more difficult and dangerous than he ever imagined...

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