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Book Report On Black Beauty By Anna Sewell

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Black Beauty
The book I read was Black Beauty by Anna Sewell. He’s a single black stallion with a star on his head one hoop and a very shiny soft coat. His mother was of noble bloods which made him well bred.He likes running with his horse friends ginger and merrylegs and Joe and birtwick park and the country where he was free t run. He hated his mean owner using the bearing rein and the city like because it was too crowded and dark. He was very noble,loyal, and hard working dependable horse that haven’t fought,kick or bit he was selfless brave and a true friend. Black Beauty had to adjust to life in many new environments throughout the novel. He’s first environments was lovely with his family in Birtwick. Black Beauty was born on farmer grays farm He was then sold from his mother, He was then sold which was the perfect place according to Black Beauty. It was here that he made two friends Ginger and merrylegs. He enjoyed the stable boy boy named Joe who loves Black Beauty. Things were not always joyous on the farm s he almost died twice once from a ferocious fire and one from a storm. Mrs. Gordon became ill and had to move so Black Beauty was sold to the Wexmire’s. …show more content…

We don’t get to choose the people in our lives, It's all by chance. He was sold to very rich, nasty family called the Wemiers. Mrs. Wexmire insisted that wearing a bearing reins so they can be fashionable the bearing rein made theirs head right. Reuble their stable and had got on him and Black Beauty and ran too hard permanently injured his knees sold again sold Black Beauty lucks changed when he was sold to to a nice man named jerry who ran a taxi cart.The city was wild for hm with no grass no trees and it was crowded. Taxi work was hard on his feet but he has hope Jerry. Jerry became ill and once again Back Beauty was

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