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The Island Stallion's Fury (Black Stallion)

The Island Stallion's Fury (Black Stallion)

Published in
1951
4.02
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Description

Only Steve Duncan and his friend Pitch know of the valley hidden behind the high cliffs of the remote Caribbean Azul Island. And only the two of them know of the beautiful, purebred horses that live there, under the watchful eye of the great red stallion, Flame. But when Pitchs half-brother Tom learns of this lost paradise, he will stop at nothing to make it his own, even if he has to destroy it.From the Trade Paperback edition.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
208 pages
Book in series
#5

Why to read

  • Engaging Adventure: 'The Island Stallion's Fury' offers readers an exciting and adventurous tale that takes them through the thrilling escapades of the Black Stallion on Azul Island. The story's fast-paced narrative and vivid descriptions of the stallion's challenges keep readers on the edge of their seats.
  • Rich Character Development: Walter Farley is known for his ability to create deep and relatable characters, both human and equine. Reading this book provides an opportunity to witness the growth and development of the protagonist, Steve Duncan, as he forms a unique bond with the stallion, Flame.
  • Imaginative Setting: The book transports readers to the exotic and mysterious Azul Island, where the story unfolds. The island's unique landscape and the untamed nature of its inhabitants provide a backdrop that fuels the imagination and allows readers to escape into a world of adventure.
  • Literary Appreciation: As part of the renowned Black Stallion series, 'The Island Stallion's Fury' continues Walter Farley's legacy of equine literature. Reading this book not only offers enjoyment but also an appreciation for Farley's contribution to the genre and his skill in crafting compelling stories that have captivated readers for generations.