In 'Black Beauty,' Anna Sewell presents a poignant narrative that unfolds through the eyes of a horse, chronicling the trials and tribulations faced by equines in Victorian England. Written in an autobiographical style, the novel combines rich, emotive prose with keen observations of animal welfare, revealing the cruelty and kindness encountered by its protagonist. Sewell's work is notable for its role in the animal advocacy movement, offering deep psychological insights into the relationship b ...