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Binding
Paperback
Age Group
All
Language
English
Piracy Free
Secure Transactions
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Book Summary
Discover Black Beauty, the autobiographical memoir of a remarkable horse whose life moves from a peaceful English farm to the bustling streets of London. A timeless classic in animal fiction and humane literature, this compassionate tale invites readers of all ages to see the world through a horse’s eyes, feeling the pull of kindness, courage, and resilience. It is especially meaningful for fans of thoughtful literature and animal welfare, offering a comforting, hopeful experience.
Written in Black Beauty's own voice, the book unfolds in warm, episodic chapters that trace a life of loyalty, love, and the search for kindness. From the carefree days of youth on the farm to the challenges of life in the city, the narrative moves at a steady, humane pace that invites reflection as it entertains. The power of the book lies in its ability to present difficult truths with empathy, making cruelty visible and kindness memorable without losing its warmth.
Through Black Beauty’s eye, readers encounter enduring themes of dignity, compassion, and our shared responsibility toward animals. The language is clear and accessible, suited to both younger readers and adults who appreciate a timeless moral tale, and its thoughtful treatment of animal welfare has inspired generations to think—and act—with more kindness.
After finishing Black Beauty, readers carry a deeper empathy and a gentle call to treat animals with respect. The book leaves you with a hopeful, comforting outlook and a lasting reminder that small acts of compassion can change lives, communities, and the way we view the world.
Product Details
Author
Anna Sewell
Publisher
Paper Mill Press
Language
English
ISBN
9781774022245
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
21 x 14.8 x 5 cm
Binding
Paperback
AED 35.00
Anna Sewell (1820- 1878) Is The Well-Acclaimed Author Of The Children’S Novel, Black Beauty Which Sold Over Fifty Million Copies World-Wide. Born In Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England To Parents, Mary Wright Sewell And Isaac Phillip Sewell. When Anna Was Fourteen Years Old, She Suffered A Severe Ankle Injury In A Fall Which Left Her Unable To Walk Without Crutches For The Rest Of Her Life. She Directed All Her Energy And Focus Towards Writing And Her Love Of Literature. She Began To Write Poetry And Short Stories, Many Of Which Were Published In Local Newspapers And Magazines. The Book Was Finally Published In 1877 When Sewell Was Fifty-Seven Years Old, Just A Year Before Her Death. While Sewell Did Not Live To See The Immense Impact And Popularity That Her Book Created But She Left Behind A Rich Legacy Which Inspired People To Be More Compassionate Towards Animals And Advocate For Their Rights. Paper Mill Press Is Proud To Present A Timeless Collection Of Unabridged Literary Classics To A Twenty-First Century Audience. Each Original Master Work Is Reimagined Into A Sophisticated Yet Modern Format With Custom Suede-Like Metallic Foiled Covers. Common Classics Aims To Make Classic Literature Accessible For All Readers. Common Classics Dyslexia Friendly Books Update Your Favorite Classic Titles With Easy-To-Read Dyslexia-Friendly Opendyslexic Font (11 Point). Some Titles May Also Be Available In Large Print Dyslexia-Friendly Font (16 Point). Dyslexia-Friendly Fonts Are Specifically Designed To Increase Readability For Readers With Dyslexia. Unique Letter Shapes, Heavy Weighted Bottoms, And Wider Letter Spacing May Help Some Symptoms Of Dyslexia.