I have received this book seven or eight years ago as a birthday present, but never read it until now. It was better executed than I had feared it would be, creating an interesting world without establishing the feeling in my mind that it would only become another "girl-horse"-story. Though, it still wasn't well-written enough to deserve more than three stars, and my reason to only give two of them was due to the plot. We knew from the very beginning the horse would disappear at some point, but it was only in the final chapter that this plot point finally appeared. So, the plot summary on the book's back just gave a summary of everything except for the last five or ten pages, which is something I was very disappointed about.

If someone likes stories about horses and teenage girls, I'd recommend it to them, though. ( )

Free Again was a story that pulled at my heart strings as I developed a sort of relationship with this blind filly. As you read the Phantom Stallion series, it may seem that the Phantom is a fierce creature, but this story reveals the Phantom's softer side. Upon completion of the story, I felt sad because it was over. Rating - 5 stars due to the heart-warming experience ( )