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The Black Stallion and the Girl by Walter Farley

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The Black Stallion and the Girl

Walter Farley

Random House Children's Books · Paperback · December 17, 1991

Reading lane: Horse Stories

Hopeful Farm’s success has greatly increased Alec and Henry’s workload, and finally, Alec decides to seek help.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Horses and Trust

A young newcomer’s ease with horses gently unsettles Alec’s first impressions.

Come here for

  • A horse story where quiet confidence earns its place
  • The Black’s rare calm around a newcomer

Expect

  • Alec and Henry facing more work at Hopeful Farm
  • First impressions giving way to growing affection

Book Details

Authors
Walter Farley
Publisher
Random House Children's Books
Published
December 17, 1991
Format
Paperback
Theme
Horse Stories · YA Horse Stories
Reading lane
Horse Stories

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Action & Adventure

  • Horse Stories

About This Book

Hopeful Farm’s success has greatly increased Alec and Henry’s workload, and finally, Alec decides to seek help. When Pam Athena, a very diminutive and very pretty girl applies for the job, Alec can’t 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 isn’t long before Alec himself falls under her spell.

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