This is the last book I have in this series, although the series has 19+ books in it. This is a really really old hardcover book with pages ripped, some are tapped (and the tape has yellowed, and bits torn out. I want to read it, but this copy is terribly old. I'll miss a few words here or there, but shouldn't lose too many. If this copy becomes too hard to read, I just checked and the library has a copy! :) Off I go...I know I could just read the newer edition, but there's something about a well loved older book that appeals... as long as it's still readable. (With this edition, that's debatable... but I'll give it a go anyway.) :)I was missing one page in the middle of the book (which I could figure out by skipping it) but it really burned me up having the last page missing! So quickly ran over to the library to read the last page! The librarian caught me reading the last page of a book and said "Shame on you!". I explained my 1947 edition was missing the last page and I'd just read the rest of the book but the one page and she laughed.This one was good, but not quite as good as the first two. I think next in the series is The Island Stallion which is one of the few books about another horse, one equal to the black. I'll stick with the black. After discovering The Black Stallion and Satan, I'll continue with that. The Sheikh is bringing Shetan (aka the Black) back to America to race, and now Satan is racing too. Will they race together? Who would win? Ah, that's the question. :)
Do You like book Son Of The Black Stallion (1991)?
