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Despite the dangers, Black Cloud enjoys his life as a wild mustang colt in 1951 Nevada but when humans round up and slaughter his herd, he is rescued by a talkative girl named Annie who gives him a safe and comfortable life, lacking nothing but freedom.

Explore the world of DreamWorks Animation's Spirit Riding Free with this adventurous new series, written in diary format, featuring the innermost thoughts of the series' main character, Lucky Prescott.

Pru, friend of Spirit the mustang, is worried about doing her clown act at El Circo dos Grillos when another girl claims she can do better.

As he searches for his uncle through the rugged Southwest canyon country, fourteen-year-old Clay becomes involved with a group of Navajo Indians who are trying to save some of the last wild mustangs.

An introduction to mustangs that covers the history of the breed and describes their physical traits, temperament, and unique talents.

"Lucky Prescott and Spirit, the wild stallion, have an unbreakable bond. Along with their new best friends, Abigail and Pru, Lucky and Spirit set off on daring adventures, push their limits, and discover what it means to be truly free."--OCLC.

Katie Rose, taken in by the Stevenses after the death of her parents, dreams of escaping the hard work and dreariness of her life by going to live with her uncle in the west, but her outlook changes when Mr. Stevens brings home a wild Mustang that becomes the focus of Katie's existence.

Katie Rose, having learned that the Stevenses plan to place her in an orphanage and kill the mustang horse that has become her closest friend, runs away with Hiram, a farmhand, with plans to join a wagon train heading West where she hopes to locate her uncle, and give the horse its freedom.

Brie, who has grown up homeschooled and constantly moving from place to place with her parents, struggles to adapt to a new life in small-town Wyoming. Her adjustment is helped by a new relationship with handsome cowboy Logan, and Brie and Logan's dedication to creating a sanctuary for mustangs.

Mitch Bornstein has spent twenty years as a horse trainer working with damaged, abused, and difficult horses. In that time he thought he had met just about every kind of dangerous horse there is. But he was wrong. When he met a former American wild mustang named Samson, who hated everyone and everything and wasn't afraid to show it, he knew he had a problem. Samson had lost his freedom six years ago but still acted as the wild stallion he had been, and because of abuse suffered at the hands of previous owners, he was thought to be untrainable. But Bornstein eventually bonded with Samson over the course of a year, and learned to appreciate the greatness of a wild American mustang.