King of the Wind
by Marguerite Henry
Will Sham’s great speed ever earn him the honor he deserves? If the stable boy Agba has his way, Sham will be known as the greatest horse ever.
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King of the Wind by Marguerite Henry |
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Will Sham’s great speed ever earn him the honor he deserves? If the stable boy Agba has his way, Sham will be known as the greatest horse ever. |
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Book Summary |
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| Reading Level: | 4th - 7th | Spelling/Vocabulary: | Med. to Difficult |
| Category: | Historical Fiction | Comprehension: | Light |
| Setting: | Morocco, France, England | Critical Thinking: | Difficult |
| Theme: | Perseverance, Loyalty | Biblical Focus: | Service |
| Paperback Novel: | 174 pages | Study Guide: | 6 units |
Related Studies: Horses, the Muslim religion, King Louis XV, horse racing, geography of Morocco, France and England
Barbara's Note: Even readers who are not "horse-crazy" will get caught up in this high adventure tale, with strong appeal for both girl and boy readers. Warning: Animal cruelty. (Grades 6, 7, 8)
