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    There is a book called Black Beauty written by Anna Sewell. It’s a great book about a high-class horse’s life and has lots of cool parts. A few years ago, they made a movie series about it called The Adventures of Black Beauty. The first episode was published on September 16, 1972. The movie on the other hand has many differences from the book, but they did a good job. In the book, the Master is gentle to just the horse. For instance, he brings bread and a carrot to Black Beauty and his mother when

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    been knocked off by an unskilled horse. Later on in the story, lying on the floor, she is reminded of her favorite horse, a sweet boy mare and how she enjoyed riding her every time. In the excerpts, “Black Beauty: An Autobiography of a Horse” by Anna Sewell and “Georges and the Jewels” by Jane Smiley, the authors use first person point of view to demonstrate the character’s development throughout the story. The first person point of view is very vivid on how the characters feel, which lets the reader

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    Black Beauty is a book written by a British female author named Anna Sewell. It tells a story of a horse called “black beauty” from its own perspective. Once upon a time there was a horse which is black but with a white star on his forehead. He looked so smart and his master nicknamed him “Black Beauty”. Black Beauty was well-built, clever and tender. He experienced many ups and downs in his life, and had many friends, including horses and people. He was ever well reared but he was also treated badly

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    The book Black Beauty by Anna Sewell tells the story of a horse named Black Beauty by a few of his owners. He grows up with good owners: a farmer, then the Birtwicks, but then gets changed into the hands of owners who are more cruel, who get worse as time goes on. He then finds a good owner in Jerry Barker, who treats him well yet must work him hard as a cab-horse. Eventually, Jerry has to sell him, where he finds the worst of his owners, until being bought and recovered, then finally sold to people

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    Anna Sewell was perhaps the only person whom book was called "the first significant children's story in English language." She was born in Norfolk, England on March 30, 1820. Her father was Isaac Sewell (1793-1879), and her mother, Mary Wright Sewell (1798 - 1884) was a successful writer of children's books in her own right. She faced many challenges and accomplishments in her lifetime. Growing up she loved riding horses and telling stories. As a young girl, Anna was more concerned about the humane

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    The author Anna Sewell wanted the reader stand on horse view to see the world and is like Black Beauty telling his own view and feeling in this book as he is the one who writing the novel. Her wise observations and unvarnished truthfulness reveal much about both human and nature and animal suffering. First, she wants to let the reader know that any creatures in this earth even horse or any animal they feel pain, love and joy. The abuse of animals is a serious title that has not gone away from the

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    The book Black Beauty by Anna Sewell tells the story of a horse named Black Beauty by a few of his owners. He grows up with good owners: a farmer, then the Birtwicks, but then gets changed into the hands of owners who are more cruel, who get worse as time goes on. He then finds a good owner in Jerry Barker, who treats him well yet must work him hard as a cab-horse. Eventually, Jerry has to sell him, where he finds the worst of his owners, until being bought and recovered, then finally sold to people

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    In the book ¨ Black Beauty “by Anna Sewell, The question ¨ What is more important, fitting in or being yourself,¨ is thoroughly answered throughout the text. The whole story starts off as Black Beauty is being born. Him and his mother were really good companions and stayed next to each other almost their whole lives. Early on in the book, Black Beauty remarks “we shall all be judged according to our works, whether they be towards man or beast.¨ This contributed towards answering my big question because

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    The book “Black Beauty” by Anna Sewell is a fiction autobiography about the ups and downs of Black Beauty, a horse in nineteenth-Century England. It starts with Beauty’s explanation of his life as a colt in the home of a great master named Farmer Grey. Beauty plays and runs in the meadow and receives lessons from his mother, Duchess, about the importance of being nice and gentle and never biting or kicking. When Beauty turns four, Farmer Grey trains him to carry riders on his back and pull carriages

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    Introduction The book that i read is entitled Black Beauty.The one who wrote this story is Anna Mary Sewell she is the author of this story. The story Black Beauty is a nice story that i think all the readers had choosen this story to read and i know that they can love and enjoy to read this story about the life of Black Beauty. He is a good ,gentle and hardworking horse he experience different adventures he goes from being a riding and carriage horse to a mistreated job horse ,he have so many different

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