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The Black Stallion and the Girl

The Black Stallion and the Girl

Published in
1971
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Description

Hopeful Farms success has greatly increased Alec and Henrys workload, and finally, Alec decides to seek help. When Pam Athena, a very diminutive and very pretty girl applies for the job, Alec cant imagine that she could be of any use. But then he sees how well she works with the horses. Even the Black, usually untrusting of strangers, is surprisingly calm around her . . . and it isnt long before Alec himself falls under her spell.From the Trade Paperback edition.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
208 pages
Book in series
#19

Why to read

  • Engaging Storyline: 'The Black Stallion and the Girl' offers readers an exciting and captivating plot that involves the challenges and triumphs of horse racing, as well as the deep bond between a girl and a magnificent horse.
  • Character Development: The book provides a nuanced portrayal of its characters, especially the protagonist, Alec Ramsay, and the girl, Pam Athena. Readers can witness their growth, perseverance, and the development of their relationship throughout the story.
  • Themes of Empowerment: The novel explores themes of empowerment and equality, as it features a strong female character who challenges the norms of a male-dominated sport and strives to prove her capabilities.
  • Continuation of a Beloved Series: For fans of Walter Farley's 'The Black Stallion' series, this book offers a continuation of the adventures and the opportunity to revisit beloved characters and the world of high-stakes horse racing.