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Chris is a little boy who can't do anything wrong. It's not Chris who spills milk, breaks toys, and jumps on the living-room couch. It's Alexander, the imaginary red horse with green stripes.

Alexander's bad day, and what Chris and his father do about it, makes a delightful story that is sure to enchant all readers. Its quiet humor, warmth, and simplicity will bring pleasure wherever there are children with imaginations and parents with understanding.

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Alexander Reprint

Alexander
Reprinted in 2016 by Purple House Press
Available formats: Hardcover
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The original edition pictured the father with a cigar in each illustration. Purple House Press removed the cigar for their edition.


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Plumfield and Paideia

Alexander
Reviewed by Sara Masarik
Alexander is a red horse with green stripes who happens to be the imaginary friend of a little boy named Chris. As they are saying goodnight, Chris tells his father that, “Alexander was a pretty bad horse today.” In a tone that reminds me of Ward Cleaver on Leave it to Beaver, Chris’s father asks Chris to tell him all about it...

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