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A simplified, abridged version of Black Beauty's experiences with both good and bad masters in nineteenth-century England, accompanied by a short biography of Anna Sewell
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As a child I had my mother's beautiful hardback copy of this book, I can still remember the illustration on the front. It didn't have quite the same emotional edge, reading on my phone, but it is still a sweet little book.
Written from Beauty's perspective, it is the ups and downs of a horse's life. Barely buried beneath are lessons still relevant today - be kind to man and beast, be honest, work hard, be selfless, money does not maketh the man, be kind, be kind, be kind.