Black Beauty
Black Beauty by Anna Sewell, published by Worthy Publishing in September 2001, is a carefully retold edition that maintains the essence of the original classic. This edition presents the story through the eyes of Black Beauty, who shares his experiences from a carefree youth to the harsh realities of cabwork in London. The book features striking illustrations by award-winning artist Carol Heyer, enhancing the narrative and engaging readers of all ages.
In this poignant tale, readers will find an exploration of the complex relationship between humans and animals, as Black Beauty recounts the trials and tribulations he faces throughout his life. The narrative delves into themes of empathy and compassion, inviting reflection on the treatment of animals. With its focus on juvenile fiction and the world of horses, this edition of Black Beauty serves as both a classic story and a visual experience, appealing to those interested in animals and European settings.
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Carefully retold to preserve the style of the original classic, Black Beauty explores the complex relationship between man and animal. Black Beauty himself recounts the experiences of his tumultuous life, from the early carefree days by his mother’s side to the endless days and nights of cabwork in the streets of London. Accompanied by striking illustrations from award-winning artist Carol Heyer, this poignant story will stir the hearts and minds of all ages.
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