When his beloved owners are forced to sell him, Black Beauty leaves his life as a young, care-free colt behind him and embarks on a working life of misery. Cruelly treated by his new masters, Anna Sewell rails against animal mistreatment in this poignant tale of a horse whose spirit can not be broken.
Anna Sewell
Anna Sewell was an English novelist best known for her only published work, "Black Beauty." Born in 1820, Sewell wrote the novel to raise awareness about the mistreatment of horses, drawing from her own experiences with horses throughout her life. "Black Beauty" is considered a classic of children's literature and has had a significant impact on animal welfare advocacy. Sewell's writing style is characterized by its compassion and empathy for animals, as well as its vivid descriptions of the English countryside. Despite facing health challenges, Sewell's dedication to advocating for animal rights through her writing continues to inspire readers around the world.
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