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The Black Stallion Challenged

The Black Stallion Challenged

Published in
1964
4.08
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Description

The Black Stallion, the fastest horse in America, and his jockey, Alec Ramsay, are training for a big race when a new challenger, Flame, appears. Flame, an unproven racer known as the Island Stallion, can run like the wind and his jockey, Steve Duncan, believes that Flame will give the Black Stallion the race of his life. Unbeknownst to both Steve and Alec, the two stallions have a history together and despise each other, setting the stage for an intense competition.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
240 pages
Book in series
#17

Why to read

  • Continuation of a Classic Series: 'The Black Stallion Challenged' is part of the beloved Black Stallion series by Walter Farley. Reading this book allows fans to continue the adventure and deepen their connection with characters they've grown to love.
  • Exciting Plot: This installment offers an exciting and suspenseful plot as the Black Stallion faces a new challenge, providing readers with a thrilling experience as they follow the intense rivalry and the high-stakes race that lies at the heart of the story.
  • Themes of Friendship and Perseverance: The book explores meaningful themes such as the bond between humans and animals, the importance of friendship, and the spirit of perseverance, offering valuable lessons and inspiration to readers of all ages.
  • Engaging Writing Style: Walter Farley is known for his engaging and descriptive writing style that brings the world of horse racing to life. Readers will enjoy the vivid imagery and fast-paced narrative that makes 'The Black Stallion Challenged' a captivating read.