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Summary: In My Opinion the Best Black Stallion Book
Review: Firstly, before reading this I recommend you first get familiar with "The Black Stallion" by reading a few of his books. Also reading "The Island Stallion" would greatly help. This book is about the closely matched competition between The Black Stallion (The Black) and The Island Stallion (Flame). It starts out as a letter to Alec Ramsey asking for help from Steve Duncun, but it turns out to be so much more. As the competition builds between the horses it also starts to build between the owners as well. This book will bring an exciting combination of shock and suspence.
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Summary: Can the Black win against Flame?
Review: I thought this book was captivating and it really pulled me in. When an unknown Island Stallion named Flame comes to the track and starts breaking records some believe that the Black has finally met his match! Can the Black win against this mysterious Island Stallion? You'll have to read The Black Stallion Challenged to find out!
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Summary: An Exciting and Thrilling Story!
Review: I thought this book was captivating and it really pulled me in. When an unknown Island Stallion named Flame comes to the track and starts breaking records some believe that the Black has finally met his match! Can the Black win against this mysterious Island Stallion? You'll have to read The Black Stallion Challenged to find out!
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Summary: Can the Black win against Flame?
Review: I was glued to the book the minute I picked it up. I was amazed at how well Walter Farley was able to place the story and help the readers understand what Alec feels when he is challened to race by Steve Duncan. You know what is going on all the time.I got the book for Christmas and I finished it before school started up again. Every aspect of it is good. If you just want to curl up with a good book, this is the one. I hope to be just as good a writer as Walter Farley. As far as horse books go, you can't get any better than him!
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Summary: the black stallion challenged
Review: Once again Farley matches the Black against Flame this time in a race instead of a fight. However the Black always has to win because if he didn't, what's the appeal of a racehorse that wins most of the time? In the real world, we've got plenty of those. Because of that it is easy to guess the ending from the first page. It's not a horrible book that I think you should avoid at all costs but it is certainly only for hardcore Black Stallion series or horse fans. Another bone to pick: Henry Daily keeps getting older and older but never retires or gets sick or dies. He has got to be at least 80 by the time of this book and yet he never misses a step.
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