Children’s Literature – Page 6

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28 A Job Horse and His Drivers

by LovelyMay — In "A Job Horse and His Drivers," from the novel "Black Beauty," the narrator, a horse named Black Beauty, recounts the various experiences of being driven by different kinds of drivers after becoming a "job horse," rented out to whoever wished to hire him. His gentle and good-tempered nature meant that he was often leased to inexperienced drivers, exposing him to an array of poor driving techniques. Black Beauty first discusses drivers who keep the reins excessively tight, believing that control over…
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06 Liberty

by LovelyMay — In the sixth chapter of "Black Beauty" titled "Liberty," the narrative unfolds from the perspective of Black Beauty, who reflects on his contentment and living conditions in his new home. Despite the comfort, good food, and caring handlers he has, Black Beauty yearns for freedom, reminiscing about the days when he could roam freely in the fields, expressing his energy and spirit without restraint. This contrast between his past liberty and current confined life, where his movements are restricted by straps…
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39 Seedy Sam

by LovelyMay — In Chapter 39 of "Black Beauty," titled "Seedy Sam," the narrative highlights the harsh realities faced by cab horses and their drivers in Victorian England, underscoring the systemic issues of exploitation and poverty. The chapter presents a dialogue between Seedy Sam, a downtrodden cab driver, and the governor at the cab stand. Sam, worn and desperate, arrives with his beaten horse, drawing the attention and sympathy of the governor and bystanders. Sam's monologue reveals the dire working conditions…
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THE LADY OF THE ROSES

by LovelyMay — Chapter X of "Just David" entitled "The Lady of the Roses" showcases a significant development in the life of a young boy named David and his impact on the lives of those around him, especially Joe and his family. The chapter opens with David's transformative presence in Joe's life, bringing music, companionship, and food to alleviate the hardships of Joe's family. Joe's love for music, inherited from his father, resonates deeply with David, leading to a heartfelt sharing of David's violin, offering Joe a…
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Chapter

17 John Manly’s Talk

by LovelyMay — Chapter 17 of "Black Beauty," titled "John Manly's Talk," reveals a pivotal moment of change and reflection amongst the characters. The setting transitions smoothly from a brief pit stop back to the comfort of home, demonstrating the stable relationships between horses and humans. James's concern about his replacement, the youthful Joe Green, sets the stage for a deeper conversation about trust, growth, and kindness. John Manly, a figure of steadfastness and wisdom, emerges as a mentor, not just to Joe…
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Story

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

by testsuphomeAdmin — Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle is a colorful, rhythmic book that teaches kids about animals and colors. Perfect for toddlers, it’s an engaging and interactive read that boosts early literacy skills.

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HEAVY HEARTS

by LovelyMay — Chapter XXI of "Just David," entitled "Heavy Hearts," portrays the deep concern and affection the community feels for young David, who has fallen severely ill. For a week, David has been absent from his usual haunts, causing some distress to his friend, Jill. It is soon revealed that David, beloved for his kindness and musical talent, is dangerously sick with a fever, speculated to be typhoid or scarlet fever, which he allegedly contracted while visiting the Glaspell residence to teach blind Joe how to…
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29 Cockneys

by LovelyMay — Chapter 29 of "Black Beauty" provides an insightful perspective on the experiences and challenges faced by horses under the care of different drivers. The chapter criticizes the steam-engine style of driving, predominantly adopted by cockney drivers from towns unfamiliar with the nuances of horse handling, treating horses like inanimate machines rather than sentient beings. These drivers, lacking experience and empathy, often push horses beyond their limits, disregarding road conditions, inclines, and the…
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Just David

by LovelyMay — Just David by Eleanor H. Porter is the story of a young, musically gifted boy who, after his father’s death, brings hope and transformation to a small village through his innocence and love of music.
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Chapter

07 Ginger

by LovelyMay — In Chapter 7 of "Black Beauty," titled "Ginger," the narrative delves into the backstory of Ginger, a horse with a tumultuous past, through a conversation between Ginger and Black Beauty. Ginger opens up about her early separation from her mother, her upbringing among indifferent colts, and the neglect from the man responsible for their care, contrasting it with Black Beauty’s gentler experiences. She recounts the trauma of being broken in—a process devoid of kindness and full of force, which instilled…
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