Black Beauty (edició 2001)

When you're growing up in the 1880's, nothing beats the traditional Liberal education. The important features you ought to be learning about your world around you shouldn't only be the plight of orphans in the streets or the seedy underbelly of our overcrowded and filthy cities.

You need to be aware of animal cruelty.

In particular, you need to be aware that if you mistreat your horses, they will not be able to write effectively on their typewriters.

Do not assume these are all ghostwritten. There are lots of horses out there who are very good at writing, but if you overwork them and mistreat them, they may never show you the other talents they may have, deep inside.

#HorsesAreWritersToo

Please, be aware.

Bless your Christian heart. Oh, and cabbies DO deserve Sunday off. Don't perpetuate the injustices. ( )

God I fucking hate horses and absolutely fucking everything about them. ( )

God I fucking hate horses and absolutely fucking everything about them. ( )

God I fucking hate horses and absolutely fucking everything about them. ( )

This book is a story from a horse's point of view. Black Beauty tells the story of a horse who is continually bought and sold to different owners and the obstacles he faces while he is at these different places. He is treated well by some owners, and others mistreat him.

I like this book because it was one of my favorites as a kid. My little boy likes it now because he can see the pictures of the horse.

This book can be used in a science unit on mammals. It can also be used to show children that you don't mistreat animals.