King of the Wind by Marguerite Henry

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Winner of the 1949 Newbery Medal, King of the Wind is a timeless classic of historical fiction, telling the unforgettable story of a boy and his horse—and their journey across continents in search of belonging and honor.

Young Agba, a mute stable boy in the Sultan’s palace in Morocco, is entrusted with the care of a spirited Arabian colt named Sham. When Sham is sent to France as a gift to the king, Agba follows him into an uncertain future. What follows is a powerful tale of loyalty, perseverance, and the noble bloodlines that shape the world of horses.

This 1976 hardcover edition, featuring the beloved illustrations of Wesley Dennis, brings Marguerite Henry’s vivid storytelling to life with expressive artwork and classic design. Perfect for young readers, horse lovers, and collectors of Newbery Medal works, this edition makes a beautiful addition to any child’s library or family bookshelf.