Alexander and the Stallion
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Book Description
As a young boy, Alexander the Great tames a spirited stallion.
Book Information
Publisher | Richard C. Owen Publishers, Inc. |
Binding | Paperback |
Reading Level | Ages 4-8 |
# of Pages | 16 |
ISBN-10 | 1572745347 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1572745346 |
Publication Date | 10/04/2003 |
The Creators
About Kenneth Robert Ampel (Illustrator) : Kenneth Robert Ampel is a published illustrator of children's books. A published credit of Kenneth Robert Ampel is Alexander and the Stallion.
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7/17/2009 Sue Booth said: Hi Elizabeth and thank you for the welcome :) Your book looks fascinating and unusual! I do try to be positive, it's a good feeling. I have two books ready to find a publisher(!) one is a humorous history and the other is a fantasy for older children.
I look forward to seeing your work.
Sue
5/4/2009 Goldie Jensen said: Goldie Jensen said: your book sounds very interesting since we had horses while on our
farm. Ive written 2 novels but never got close to having them published. Thanks for your
welcome !!
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2/11/2009 Karrieann Kolinek said: Thanks for the comment. I am currently working on marketing The Adventures of Pinky Lee. Do you have any words of advise?
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2/11/2009 Becky Ances said: Hi there! Thanks for the welcome! I hope your grandson enjoyed the moocowfanclub.com.
1/27/2009 Donna Greco said:
Hi Elizabeth, Thank you for the welcome. Puppy Tales is a series of childrens books inspired by 3 pampered pups who share my home. There are several books in the series with different themes, yet each pup has distinctive personality traits that are easily recognizable . All of my stories are told in... more
1/27/2009 Lindsay Knapp said: Hi Elizabeth, thank you for your comments on the illustrations I posted. I just joined jacket flap today and Im really excited about connecting with writers and publishers. I have never written professionally, but I love to read. Your book, Alexander and the Stallion sounds really interesting.
1/19/2009 andrea haddon said:
Hi Betty, thanks for dropping me a note, I appreciate the welcome. I taught 1st grade in a multi-lingual school and am taking some time off this year due to the arrival of our first daughter. I have some work I would like to get published for the "young readers" category but feel overwhelmed with wh... more
12/28/2008 nicole esposito said: hi elizabeth and thank you for the welcome:) i am VERY new to this site and just learning my way around! i appreciate the sweet words about my illustrations that you wrote and look forward to all the help and advice i can get:)
xo,
nicole
12/18/2008 Carol Creech said: Hi and thanks for the welcome! And I think its Michigander...though I am a recent transplant from Maryland (but grew up in PA, so the winters are not unfamiliar.) :) Looking forward to the snow we are supposed to get overnight tonight. Look forward to getting to know folks here on JacketFlap!
12/17/2008 deb troehler said: Hi to a fellow Michigander! The snowfall this year has been terrific-just the thing for long writing sessions beside the fireplace.
12/9/2008 Sarah Quigley said:
Hi Elizabeth, thanks for the comment. So far, Im strictly a young adult author, but you never know what the future holds. Yes, its tricky balancing motherhood with writing (and at the moment, the baby is tipping the scale in her favor). You book looks like something my daughter will enjoy in a few y... more
11/19/2008 connie malone said:
Thanks for the comment. My book is geared toward kids ages 7-10 Id say. Its mostly about the artwork. Yes, Im doing the art myself. Im a collage artist. My latest problem has been coming up with enough material to make the book long enough. Itll be a long process and Im just getting started but Im g... more
11/3/2008 Nancy Segovia said: Thanks for the welcome. I have had publishing success in many areas but this is my first YA novel.
It is a civil war novel about two runaway slave children with a strong Christian salvation message. It is currently under consideration by White Mane Publishing.
8/20/2008 Kay Blanks said: Hi Elizabeth,
Thanks for your comment. I am just that way they tell me!
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