Fury Stallion of Broken Wheel Ranch

This mass-market paperback shows moderate wear typical of ex-library books, including a stamp from a school. The cover has some edge wear and creasing, particularly at the corners. The binding remains intact, though pages show age-related toning. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reading or collection purposes.

Albert G. Miller's "Fury: Stallion of Broken Wheel Ranch" is a captivating children's western novel, first published in 1959. This copy is a second printing by Tempo Books, Grosset & Dunlap, released in January 1967. Set against the rugged backdrop of Broken Wheel Ranch, the story follows the adventures of a magnificent coal-black stallion named Fury and a young ranch hand, Joey. The book is part of the popular Fury series, which has enchanted young readers with tales of adventure and the bond between a boy and his horse. This edition is a mass-market paperback, reflecting the era's penchant for accessible, portable reading. Collectors will appreciate its historical significance within children's literature, though it shows signs of previous library use, including a school stamp. Despite its age, the book remains a nostalgic piece for those who cherish classic horse stories. The condition of the binding and pages indicates it has been well-read, with some wear expected from its library origins.