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Black Beauty(Illustrated) - cover

Black Beauty(Illustrated)

Anna Sewell

Publisher: Micheal Smith

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Summary

Illustrated Edition: Embellished with 15 exquisite illustrations, revitalizing this timeless tale.
	Inclusive Components: Accompanied by a summary, detailed characters list, and an enriching author biography.

Gallop through the vibrant, yet often unseen meadows and dark valleys of the 19th-century equine world with "Black Beauty," exquisitely brought to life in this unique illustrated edition. Anna Sewell’s literary classic, transcending generations and cultures, unveils the hauntingly beautiful and tumultuous life journey of a handsome horse, whose spirit remains unbroken despite the challenges fate trots his way.

Black Beauty, with his shimmering black coat and star-marked forehead, narrates his own life story, from the gentle breezes of his youthful days to the turbulent storms encountered in his varied roles under different masters. His path trots from the loving Farmer Grey, the kind Squire Gordon of Birtwick Hall, to cab drivers in bustling London – revealing an array of human characters through the innocent eyes of an animal. From genuine kindness to stark cruelty, the tales unfold, nurturing seeds of empathy, love, and respect towards all sentient beings in the heart of every reader.

As Beauty encounters companions like the fiery Ginger and jovial Merrylegs, he unravels stories within stories, providing not just a window but a mirror into our own humanity and moral choices. This illustrated edition immerses you into Beauty’s world with visuals that enhance and elevate the timeless narrative, ensuring a rich, evocative reading experience.

In addition to the enchanting tale, this edition serves as a comprehensive companion to "Black Beauty" enthusiasts, featuring a concise summary, a detailed character list, and an insightful biography of Anna Sewell, offering readers a panoramic view of the context and the woman behind this immortal narrative.

Journey through an epoch where the tales of a single horse whisper eternal truths about humanity, ethics, and the boundless landscapes of kindness and empathy. Whether you’re a seasoned equestrian, a classic literature lover, or a young reader embarking on your first literary adventure, "Black Beauty" promises a ride through emotions, experiences, and enlightenment, which will echo in the corridors of your conscience long after the last page is turned.

Steer your way into a world where every trot and gallop resounds with stories of love, lessons, struggles, and survival from a perspective rarely witnessed. Let Black Beauty be your guide in exploring not only the cobblestone streets and lush meadows of Victorian England but also the untamed and majestic terrains of compassion and moral choice.

Seize your ticket for a journey through time, seen through the eyes of a horse, and felt through the soul of humanity, in this unique illustrated edition of "Black Beauty".

 
Available since: 12/12/2023.

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