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“You’re Wanted–You’re Wanted!”
You're Wanted—You're Wanted! marks a profound shift in David’s sense of place within the Holly household. The weekend is marked by emotional weight, as David overhears Simeon and Mrs. Holly debating his presence and uncertain future. Though not meant for his ears, the conversation stirs feelings of rejection and confusion in David, who has never before encountered the pain of being unwanted. The once-welcoming farmhouse begins to feel cold and unfamiliar. Alone and aching, David turns to the one thing…-
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Chapter 13: The Devil's Trade Mark begins during an errand as John and Black Beauty encounter a troubling incident that reveals much about character and cruelty. As they pass a quiet field, a scene of distress catches their attention—a boy attempting to force a small pony over a gate. The boy, later recognized as young Mr. Bushby, strikes and kicks the frightened creature without mercy. Despite the pony’s clear fear and refusal, the boy continues his assault, driven by frustration rather than any need.…-
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Chapter 46: Jakes and the Lady
Chapter 46: Jakes and the Lady places Black Beauty in yet another challenging chapter of his working life. Now under the service of a corn dealer and baker, he finds the nature of his work heavier than before. Though the owner ensures the horses are fed and stabled properly, his frequent absences leave the horses in the care of a foreman with little regard for their welfare. This man loads the wagons beyond reasonable capacity, showing more concern for profits than the horses’ wellbeing. Black Beauty is…-
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Chapter 34
In Chapter 34 of *Maniac Magee*, the protagonist spends a cold night in a cabin where he hears the voices of two young boys arguing outside. The next morning, he discovers the boys—Russell and Piper—huddled in a nearby cabin. Their playful banter and chaotic energy immediately stand out, as they insult each other with creative nicknames like "meatball" and "beef jerky." Maniac observes their spirited fights and laughter, noting their small stature and youthful exuberance. The boys reveal they are…-
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David to the Rescue
David to the Rescue begins with a moment of quiet, where David, usually comforted by nature and the stars, finds himself instead immersed in the tension and sorrow clouding the Holly farmhouse. The tale of the princess and the pauper lingers in his mind, but its whimsy is overtaken by the real-life story unfolding in front of him. He hears whispers of unpaid debts and sees the anguish in Mrs. Holly’s tear-streaked face. For the first time, he feels the weight of adult worries—mortgages, banks, and the…-
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Chapter 25: Reuben Smith
Chapter 25: Reuben Smith opens with the introduction of a man widely respected for his deep understanding of horses and his calm, capable demeanor. Reuben, placed in charge during York’s brief leave, quickly earns the trust of the estate with his blend of hands-on knowledge and a gentle approach. His history includes time spent with a veterinary surgeon, where he picked up valuable insights into equine health. He drives all sorts of teams with skill—whether a four-in-hand or a tandem—and carries…-
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Chapter 13
Chapter 13 of *Maniac Magee* explores Maniac's integration into the Beale household and the unexpected changes he brings. Amanda willingly gives up her room for Maniac, finding comfort in sleeping with her younger siblings, Hester and Lester, despite their daytime antics. The Beales adapt their home to accommodate Maniac, who seamlessly fits into their routines. His presence is marked by helpfulness—playing with the children, doing chores, and maintaining an unusually tidy room. However, his quirks, like…-
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Chapter 45
In Chapter 45 of *Maniac Magee*, the narrative centers on a late-night encounter between Maniac Magee and Mars Bar at the buffalo pen in the zoo. Maniac, awakened by Mars Bar’s calls, initially thinks he’s being confronted by the Superintendent or even the buffalo. The two boys engage in a tense but gradually deepening conversation under the full moon, surrounded by the sounds of crickets and fireflies. Mars Bar reveals he’s been searching for Maniac to ask why he didn’t rescue a child from the…-
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Five Little Indian Brothers
"Five Little Indian Brothers" begins with a quiet scene inside the familiar shelter of Farmer Lane’s barn, where the five brothers thrived in simple unity. Among bundles of stored harvest and hidden corners, their world was warm, safe, and filled with laughter. Though they were surrounded by many others of their kind, the five brothers formed a bond rooted in shared curiosity and wonder. Each day, they peered through a small crack that offered a view of the land beyond, where Farmer Lane steadily worked…-
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Chapter 3 My Breaking In
Chapter 3 My Breaking In marks a pivotal point in Black Beauty’s young life, describing the transition from carefree colthood to trained domestic service. This process, known as “breaking in,” is not about force but gradual adaptation, and in Black Beauty’s case, it was handled with patience and kindness by his master. The first steps involve wearing a bit and bridle—strange and initially uncomfortable objects that restricted his natural movements. Despite the awkwardness, he endured the…-
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